Learn ALL your
quotations in
time for your
exams.
1.
An Inspector Calls
Mr Birling Quotations
‘Unsinkable, absolutely
unsinkable’
2.
Bayonet Charge
Quotations
‘bullets smacking the belly
out of the air’
3.
Charge of the Light Brigade
Quotations
‘Into the Valley of Death’
4.
The Sign of Four
Quotations
‘But I abhor the dull
routine of existence’
‘Charge for the guns’
‘a man has to make his
own way – he has to look
after himself’
Mon 3rd April
‘that patriotic tear that
had brimmed in his eye’
9.
My Last Duchess
Quotations
‘The curtain I have drawn
for you’
10.
Ozymandias Quotations
‘I met a traveller from an
antique land’
‘a shattered visage lies’
‘look on my works, ye
mighty and despair’
‘That spot of joy’
Tue 11th April
17.
Macbeth Quotations
‘the instruments of darkness
tell us truths’
‘if chance will have me king
then chance may crown me’
‘my black and deep desires’
Wed 19th April
25. Day off!
33.
Exposure Quotations
‘sudden successive flights of
bullets’
‘is it that we are dying’
London Quotations
‘runs in blood down palace
walls’
‘and blights with plagues the
marriage hearse’
Fri 5th May
Tue 4th April
Wed 12th April
18.
Tissue Quotations
‘paper that lets the light
shine through’
‘pages smoothed and
stroked and turned
transparent with
attention’
Thurs 20th April
‘Rode the six hundred’
5.
Exposure Quotations
‘the merciless iced east
winds that knive us’
‘but nothing happens’
6.
Macbeth Quotations
‘Fair is foul, and foul is fair’
‘For brave Macbeth – well
he deserves that name’
‘Detection is, or ought to
be, an exact science.’
Wed 5th April
Fri 7th April
11.
Extract from the Prelude
Quotations
‘I dipped my oars in the
silent lake’
‘heaving through the
water like a swan’
‘there hung a darkness’
‘trouble to my dreams’
Thurs 13th April
12.
Remains Quotations
‘And one of them legs it up
the road, probably armed,
possibly not’
‘I see every round as it rips
through his life.’
‘tosses his guts back into
his body’
Fri 14th April
13.
Storm on the Island
Quotations
‘We are prepared: we
build our houses squat.’
‘You might think the sea is
company’
‘Exploding comfortably’
19.
The Emigree Quotations
‘There was once a
country…I left it as a child’
‘It may be war, it may be
sick with tyrants, but I am
branded by an impression
of sunlight’
20.
Checking Out Me History
Quotations
21.
Macbeth Quotations
‘too full of the milk of
human kindness’
‘Look like the innocent
flower but be the serpent
under’t it.’
‘unsex me here’
Fri 21st April
An Inspector Calls
Sheila Quotations
‘But these girls aren’t cheap
labour – they’re people.’
‘I couldn’t be sorry for her.’
Thurs 6th April
‘Dem tell me what dem want
to tell me’
‘From Jamaica she travel far to
the Crimean War’
‘I checking out me own history
carving out me own identity’
7.
Sat 15th April
Sat 22nd April
Sun 23rd April
8.
London Quotations
‘And make in every face I
meet marks of weakness,
marks of woe’
‘The mind-forged
manacles’
Sun 9th April
Sat 8th April
Mon 10th April
14.
15.
16.
War Photographer Quotations
‘In his darkroom he is finally
alone’
‘running children in a
nightmare heat’
‘a hundred agonies in black
and white’
‘between baths and pre-lunch
beers’
Sun 16th April
Poppies Quotations
‘Spasms of pepper red’
‘the world overflowing like a
treasure chest’
‘my stomach busy making
tucks, darts, pleats’
‘hoping to hear your
playground voice catching on
the wind’
Mon 17th April
Sign of Four Quotations
‘You really are an automaton – a
calculating machine’
‘a client is to me a mere unit’
‘something eeire and ghostlike
in the process of faces’
22.
Sign of Four Quotations
‘It was a bearded, hairy
face with wild cruel eyes
and an expression of
concentrated malevolence’
‘A fitting wind-up to an
extremely interesting
case.’
Mon 24th April
23.
An Inspector Calls
Quotations
Sybil Quotations
‘I must say we are learning
something tonight’
‘Go and look for the father
of the child. It’s his
responsibility;
Tue 25th April
24.
An Inspector Calls
Quotations
Gerald Quotations
‘I was awfully busy at the
works at the time’
‘I was sorry for her’
‘She didn’t blame me at
all’
Tue 18th April
Wed 26th April
26.
Kamikaze Quotations
‘a shaven head full of
powerful incantations’
‘enough fuel for a one way
journey into history’
‘whose withstood longest
the turbulent inrush of
breakers’
Fri 28th April
27.
Bayonet Charge
Quotations
‘a yellow hare that rolled
like a flame’
‘dazzled with rifle fire’
‘king, honour, human
dignity ect.
34.
My Last Duchess
Quotations
‘the bough of cherries
some officious fool broke
in the orchard for her’
‘I choose never to stoop’
‘I gave commands’
35. Day off!
Sat 6th May
Sat 29th April
28.
Charge of the Light Brigade
Quotations
‘storm’d at with shot and
shell’
‘into the Jaws of Death’
‘flash’d their sabres bare’
‘horse and hero fell’
‘all the world wondered’
Sun 30th April
29.
36.
37.
Remains Quotations
‘and the drink and drugs won’t
flush him out’
‘his bloody life in my bloody
hands’
Storm on the Island Quotations
‘spits like a tame cat turned
savage’
‘we are bombarded by empty
air’
Tissue Quotations
‘but let daylight break through
capitals and monoliths’
‘find a way to trace a grand
design with living tissue’
The Emigree Quotations
‘as time rolls its tanks and the
frontiers rise between us’
‘They mutter death and my
shadow falls as evidence of
sunlight’
Mon 8th May
30. Day off!
31.
Macbeth Quotations
‘only vaulting ambition
which overleaps itself’
‘screw your courage to the
sticking place, we’ll not
fail’
‘false face must hide what
false heart doth know’
Wed 3rd May
32.
Sign Of Four Quotations
38.
39.Macbeth Quotations
40. InspectorGoole Quotations
An Inspector Calls
Eric Quotations
‘Suddenly I felt I just had to
laugh’
‘She was pretty and a good
sport’
‘It’s what happened to the girl
that matters’
Goole Quotations
‘One line of Inquiry at a time’
‘is this a dagger which I see
before me?’
‘What’s done is done’
‘bound in saucy doubts and
fears’
‘never shake thy gory locks at
me’
‘out, damned spot’
‘Macduff was from his
mother’s womb untimely
ripped.’
‘You’ll be able to divide the
responsibility between you
when I’ve gone’
‘There are millions and millions
and millions of Eva Smiths and
John Smiths still left with us.’
‘We don’t live alone. We are
members of one body. We are
responsible for each other.’
‘it will be taught if fire, blood
and anguish.
Fri 12th May
Sign of Four Quotations
‘The vast size of the building,
with its gloom and deathly
silence’
‘The features were set in a
horrible smile’
‘I shall study the great Jones’
methods and listen to his not
too delicate sarcasms’
Mon 1st May
Tue 9th May
Wed 10th May
Thurs 11th May
‘in rushed a dozen dirty and
ragged little street Arabs’
‘his venomous menacing eyes
amid the white swat of the
waters’
‘It seemed to me there was
more sorry than anger in his
countenance’
Thurs 4th May
Activities to
revise key skills
1.
Paper 1 Question 1 Skills
Find a fictions text and
create your own question
in the format of ‘List four
things’…..
Include the answers so you
could swap with someone
else.
Mon 3rd April
2.
Paper 2 Question 1 Skills
Similar to yesterday. Find a
non-fiction text and create
a list of four true/false
statements that you could
swap with another person.
9.
Paper 1 Question 3
Use the mind map you
created on Sun 9th April to
consider why the writer
may choose to use these
types of structural features
in a text.
10.
Paper 2 Question 3
How will the language in a
fiction text be different to
that in a non-fiction text?
Tue 11th April
Wed 12th April
17.
Paper 1 Question 2
Find ANY piece of fiction
text.
Analyse the language
devices used in any 10 line
section.
Wed 19th April
25. Day off!
Tue 4th April
Why is this important to
this question?
18.
Paper 1 Question 2
Mark your work against this
criteria:
Point based on the text
Reference to evidence
Use of subject
terminology
Consideration of effect
Writer’s intentions
Thurs 20th April
26.
Paper 1 Question 4
Use your statement from
Thursday 13th April as the
starting point for your
response.
How does the writer
convey the setting in the
way you suggest?
Fri 28th April
33.
Paper 2 Question 5
Re-read your work from
Tuesday 18th April.
Label any
AFORST/PERSUADER
features and anything you
think needs improving.
Fri 5th May
34.
Paper 2 Question 5
Re-draft your work from
Tuesday 18th April using
your reflections from
yesterday.
3.
Paper 1 Question 2
Create a poster revising the
key language features that
you could look for in this
question!
4.
Paper 1 Question 4
Use your knowledge of
this question to create a
mind-map of what a
successful response should
include.
Write a summary of how to
make a cup of tea.
6.
Paper 2 Question 4
Create a mind-map of
other words you could use
instead of ‘attitude’ to talk
about a writer’s point of
view.
Fri 7th April
Focus on the ones you are
unsure of.
Wed 5th April
11.
Paper 1 Question 4
Find any fiction text. Read
the first page and write a
statement about your
opinion on the setting.
5.
Paper 2 Question 2
What is a summary?
Paper 1 Question 3
Create a revision mind-map or
poster using all of your
knowledge and research of
structural features.
Sun
9th
12.
Paper 2 Question 4
Create a list of synonyms
for positive and negative so
that you can avoid using
these words in your
responses.
Thurs 13th April
Create a list of how they
are different.
Fri 21st April
Fri 14th April
20.
Paper 2 Question 2
Summarise how the two texts
you chose yesterday are
different.
Consider why they might be
different in your summary.
Sat 22nd April
27.
Paper 1 Question 4
Watch Mr Bruff’s guide to
this question on Youtube.
28.
Paper 2 Question 4
Find the articles you used
on Fri 21st April.
Is there anything you could
add to yesterday’s question
to improve it?
Create a plan exploring
how their attitudes to
healthy eating are
different.
Sun 30th April
Sat 29th April
35. Day off!
Label any language
features and their effect?
Mon 10th April
Sat 8th April
13.
Paper 1 Question 5
Research the difference
between descriptive and
narrative writing.
14.
Paper 1 Question 5
Create a revision sheet for
how to start sentences in a
variety of different ways.
15.
Paper 2 Question 5
Create a revision tool of
your choice for revising
AFOREST/PERSUADER
features.
e.g. adverbs, adjectives.
e.g. ‘I think the setting is….’
19.
Paper 2 Question 2
Find two DIFFERENT
newspaper articles on
healthy eating.
8.
Paper 2 Question 3
Find a speech about animal
rights.
April
Thurs 6th April
Sat 15th April
21.
Paper 1 Question 3
Choose ANY opening of a
fiction text.
How is the writer
structuring the first page to
engage you as a reader?
Sun 23rd April
29.
Paper 2 Question 4
Write the first paragraph of
a comparative response
looking at the differences
in the writer’s views on
healthy eating.
16.
Paper 2 Question 5
Write an article for a
tabloid newspaper
exploring your point of
view on capital
punishment.
Sun 16th April
Mon 17th April
22.
Paper 1 Question 3
Create a plan for how to
respond to the question
below based on yesterday’s
text:
How does the writer
structure the text to
interest you as a reader?
Mon 24th April
23.
Paper 2 Question 3
Look back at your prep for
this question from Monday
10th April.
Use it to answer the
question below:
How does the writer use
language to portray the
writer’s attitude to dogs?
Tue 25th April
24.
Paper 2 Question 3
Create a table listing the
key differences between
this question and Paper 1
Question 2.
31.
Paper 1 Question 5
Write a narrative story
about a holiday you went
on as a child.
32.
Paper 1 Question 5
Use BBC Bitesize to create
a set of flashcards for all of
the devices that you could
use to make your writing
engaging.
30. Day off!
Check it against your
revision from Sat 15th April.
Tue 18th April
Wed 26th April
Wed 3rd May
Mon 1st May
Thurs 4th May
36.
Paper 1 Whole Paper Skills
37.
Paper 1 Whole Paper Skills
38.
Paper 2 Whole Paper Skills
Complete a practise
question for the question
you are least confident on.
Create a poster or a mindmap showing your
knowledge of which skills
you need to use for each
different question.
Complete a practise
question for the question
that you are least confident
on.
Tue 9th May
Wed 10th May
39.
DAY OFF!
40.
Paper 2 Whole Paper Skills
Create a poster or a mindmap showing your
knowledge of which skills
you need to use for each
different question.
Fri 12th May
Mon 8th May
Sat 6th May
7.