| Prompt - The 5 Columns to Learn | Your Answer Space - Check Understanding |
|---|---|
| 1Facts & ArcWhat are 5 key plot moments in order, beginning to end? | |
| 2Traits with EvidenceWhat are 3-4 adjectives + 1 short quote for each? | |
| 3RelationshipsHow does the character act differently with 2-3 others? | |
| 4MethodsWhat writer techniques make the character? Narrative or dramatic? | |
| 5Themes / ContextWhat big idea does the character embody? Class, gender, power, honour, illusion? |
| Question / Prompt | Answer Space |
|---|---|
| 1Facts & ArcList 5 moments in order: 1. Meryton assembly 2. Collins + first proposal 3. Letter Ch.36 4. Pemberley + Lydia crisis 5. Second proposal. Add chapter nos. | |
| 2Traits with EvidenceWrite 3-4 adjectives, e.g. witty, prejudiced, self-aware. Add 1 short quote under 8 words for EACH + chapter. Example starter: Till this moment I never knew myself. | |
| 3RelationshipsHow is she different with: Jane vs Darcy vs Mrs Bennet / Wickham? What does each reveal about her? | |
| 4MethodsName Austen methods: witty dialogue, ironic narration, free indirect thought, foil with Jane, letter as turning point, setting. Give example for each. | |
| 5Themes / ContextWhat does she embody? Female intelligence, marriage market, class mobility, pride vs self-knowledge? Link 1 theme to 1 quote. |
| Question / Prompt | Answer Space |
|---|---|
| 1Facts & ArcList 5 moments: insult at assembly, first proposal Ch.34, letter, secret help for Lydia, second proposal Ch.58 I was spoilt by my parents. | |
| 2Traits with Evidence3-4 adjectives: proud, reserved, honourable, vulnerable. 1 short quote for EACH. Contrast early vs late language. | |
| 3RelationshipsContrast Darcy with Elizabeth vs Wickham vs Bingley. What does Wickham as foil expose? | |
| 4MethodsHow is he made? Reported speech, other characters reports, letters, contrast of settings Meryton vs Pemberley, dialogue shift. | |
| 5Themes / ContextClass, masculinity, reputation, reformation. How does his change comment on pride? |
| Question / Prompt | Answer Space |
|---|---|
| 1Facts & Arc5 moments: opening mockery, Collins, Lydia elopement, Darcy meeting, ending. Does he change? | |
| 2Traits with Evidence3 adjectives + quotes: detached, ironic, negligent father? 1 quote each. | |
| 3RelationshipsWith Elizabeth vs Mrs Bennet vs Lydia. Favourite vs failure? | |
| 4MethodsSarcastic dialogue, understatement, foil to Mrs Bennet, narrator distance. | |
| 5Themes / ContextFailed marriage, parental responsibility, entailment and gender. |
| Question / Prompt | Answer Space |
|---|---|
| 1Facts & Arc5 moments: Netherfield news, Bingley obsession, Collins, Lydia elopement, ending nerves. | |
| 2Traits with Evidence3 adjectives + quotes: anxious, comic, vulnerable? Is she only comic? Find 1 sympathetic quote. | |
| 3RelationshipsWith Mr Bennet vs Lydia vs Elizabeth / Jane. Who embarrasses whom? | |
| 4MethodsExclamative dialogue, repetition, hyperbole, comic relief, direct vs ironic narration. | |
| 5Themes / ContextMarriage market pressure on mothers, class insecurity, entailment. |
| Question / Prompt | Answer Space |
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| 1Facts & Arc5 moments: 1.2 Mechanicals casting, 3.1 ass head, Titania pampering, 4.1 waking rare vision, 5.1 Pyramus performance. Add page nos. | |
| 2Traits with Evidence3-4 adjectives: overconfident, bossy, good-natured, unknowing. 1 short prose quote EACH, e.g. Let me play the lion too. | |
| 3RelationshipsWith Quince vs Titania vs Theseus audience. How does high/low inversion work? | |
| 4MethodsProse, malapropism, repetition, stage directions, physical comedy, dramatic irony, play-within-play, direct address. | |
| 5Themes / ContextIllusion vs reality, love is blind, theatre magic, class inversion. Do we laugh at or with him? |
| Question / Prompt | Answer Space |
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| 1Facts & Arc5 moments: introduction, love-juice mistake, Lord what fools 3.2, fixing lovers, epilogue If we shadows have offended. | |
| 2Traits with Evidence3-4 adjectives: mischievous, loyal, fast, detached. 1 short verse quote EACH. | |
| 3RelationshipsWith Oberon vs lovers vs audience. Who does he serve? Who does he mock? | |
| 4MethodsRhyming couplets, aside / soliloquy, entrances / exits driving plot, epilogue breaking fourth wall, speed of verse. | |
| 5Themes / ContextChaos vs order, control, theatre and magic. What is his function for Shakespeare? |
| Question / Prompt | Answer Space |
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| 1Facts & ArcUnloved, betrays Hermia plan, loved by both by magic, O spite O hell 3.2, restored to Demetrius. | |
| 2Traits with Evidence3 adjectives + quotes: insecure, witty, jealous? Pick 3 words to zoom on. | |
| 3RelationshipsHelena vs Hermia vs Demetrius. Childhood school-days speech vs quarrel. | |
| 4MethodsVerse, long speeches vs short quarrel dialogue, aside, who watches on stage? | |
| 5Themes / ContextFemale friendship, unrequited love, beauty standards, patriarchal Athens. |
| Question / Prompt | Answer Space |
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| 1-2Hermia: Arc + 2 Traits with quotesDefiant daughter 1.1, forest rival, Lysander loyalty. Note verse defiance. | |
| 3-5Oberon / Titania: Relationship + Methods + ThemeChangeling quarrel, love-juice as device, parallel to Theseus / Hippolyta. Power and gender? |
| Question / Prompt | Answer Space |
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| Write exact Q. Circle character + focus word. Thesis in 1 sentence?Example: How does Austen present Elizabeth? / Explore role of Bottom - sympathetic? | |
| Para 1 Early impression: Which Trait + Method from bank will you use? Quote? | |
| Para 2 Relationship test: Which Relationship row proves character? Quotes? | |
| Para 3 Crisis / passage zoom: Which Arc moment + 3 words to analyse? Stage / audience effect? | |
| Para 4 + Conclusion: Which Theme row + final judgement? Sympathetic? Convincing? Changed?Use: compellingly, disturbingly, ambiguously, I find... |