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 \nWrite about:  \n• what characters who are different say and do  \n• how Delaney presents the effects of being different.  \nPrint Script  \nPrint Script  \nPrint Script","cbCaidI3gqBeCeXK","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidI3gqBeCeXK","pdf",1634358,"English","# GCSE English Literature set text lists\n## Paper 1: Shakespeare and the 19th-century novel\n## Paper 2: Modern texts and poetry\n# Example response – full marks\n# De-mystifying the mark scheme\n# New Ofsted framework\n# Modern prose or drama\n# Teaching DNA by Dennis Kelly: A Case Study\n# Teaching The History Boys by Alan Bennett: A Case Study\n# Paper 2 case studies-Discussion prompts and further questions to consider\n# Appendix – Suggested teaching and learning activities for teaching creative writing\n# Further reading and references","[{\"question\":\"What texts are listed for GCSE English Literature Paper 1?\",\"answer\":\"Paper 1 covers Shakespeare plays and the 19th-century novel section, with named authors and titles such as Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet, The Tempest, and Pride and Prejudice, among others.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the booklet include for Paper 2?\",\"answer\":\"Paper 2 includes modern texts and a poetry selection. 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