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Your Regional Development Manager will be able to support you with this.  \nWe hope that you find this document helpful, if you have any questions please email: [internationalqualifications@pearson.com](internationalqualifications@pearson.com) and we will be happy to answer these.  \n1  \nUnit Poetry and Prose (IAS)  \nExternally assessed  \nAvailability:  \nJanuary and June  \nFirst assessment:  \nJune 2016  \n\n| Overview of content |\n| --- |\n| Poetry & prose:\u003Cbr>• Prescribed poems from a post-2000 anthology\u003Cbr>• One post-2000 novel chosen from a prescribed list\u003Cbr>• Open book examination. |\n| Section A Post-2000 Poetry\u003Cbr>Prescribed poems from a pre published poetry anthology. |\n| Section B Post-2000 Prose\u003Cbr>The Kite Runner – Khaled Hosseini The Life of Pi – Yann Martel White Tiger– Aravind Adiga Brooklyn – Colm Toibin\u003Cbr>Purple Hibiscus – Chimamanda Ngozi Adiche |\n\nOverview of assessment  \n Length: 2 hours  \nSection A Poetry:  \n• Students answer one essay question from a choice of two on their studied prescribed poems  \n• Both essay questions will be comparative with one named poem from the studied text, plus a free choice of second poem from the prescribed list.  \n• The named poems will be printed on the question paper  \nSection B Prose:  \n• Students answer one essay question from a choice of two on their studied prose text.  \n2  \nUnit Drama (IAS)  \nExternally assessed  \nAvailability:  \nJanuary and June  \nFirst assessment:  \nJune 2016  \n\n| Overview of content |\n| --- |\n| Drama:\u003Cbr>• One pre 1900 drama chosen from the prescribed list\u003Cbr>• One post 1900 drama chosen from the prescribed list\u003Cbr>• Open book examination. |\n| Section A Pre-1900 drama\u003Cbr>Doctor Faustus – Christopher Marlowe The Rover – Aphra Benn\u003Cbr>She Stoops to Conquer-Oliver Goldsmith Othello – William Shakespeare\u003Cbr>Twelfth Night -William Shakespeare |\n| Section B Post 1900 drama\u003Cbr>Death of a Salesman – Arthur Miller\u003Cbr>A Raisin in the Sun-Lorraine Hansberry A Streetcar Named Desire – Tennessee Williams Top Girls – Caryl Churchll\u003Cbr>Waiting for Godot – Samuel Beckett |\n\nOverview of assessment  \n Length: 2 hours  \nSection A Pre 1900 drama:  \n• Students answer one essay question from a choice of two on their studied pre 1900 drama text.  \nSection B Post 1900 drama:  \n• Students answer one essay question from a choice of two on their other studied drama text.  \n3  \nUnit Poetry and Prose (IA2)  \nExternally assessed  \nAvailability:  \nJanuary and June  \nFirst assessment:  \nJanuary 2017  \nOverview of content  \nPoetry & prose:  \n• Post 1900 unprepared poetry  \n• Prose: one theme to be selected from a choice of four themes  \n• Two novels from the prescribed list to be studied on the selected theme  \n• Open book examination.  \nSection B Themes and texts Growing Up  \nWhat Maisie Knew – Henry James Great Expectations – Charles Dickens The Co","cbCaijwsRCwBIPTl","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijwsRCwBIPTl","pdf",65713,"English","# Introduction\n## Qualification outline timeline\n## Unit Poetry and Prose (IAS)\n## Unit Drama (IAS)\n## Unit Poetry and Prose (IA2)\n## Unit Shakespeare and pre-1900 Poetry (IA2)","[{\"question\":\"When does first teaching start and when are first assessments available?\",\"answer\":\"First teaching starts in September 2015. 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