Lesson C03.3.1
C03.3.1 Comparative essay across three post-1900 texts Quiz: OCR English Literature, Unit 3
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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What is the recommended word count for the Task 2 comparative essay in OCR Component 03?
- 1500 words
- 1000 words
- 3000 words
- 2000 words
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How many total texts must be studied across both tasks in OCR Component 03?
- Two texts
- Four texts
- Three texts
- Five texts
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Which Assessment Objective specifically tests the ability to explore connections between texts in Task 2?
- AO4
- AO3
- AO1
- AO2
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How many marks are awarded for Task 2 in the OCR Component 03 folder?
- 25 marks
- 40 marks
- 30 marks
- 15 marks
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At least how many texts in the total Component 03 selection must be post-2000?
- One text
- Two texts
- Zero texts
- Three texts
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Which three literary genres must be represented across the selected Component 03 texts?
- Poetry, drama, essays
- Prose, poetry, film
- Prose, poetry, drama
- Prose, drama, biography
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Which Assessment Objective evaluates the exploration of different interpretations and critical views?
- AO4
- AO5
- AO1
- AO2
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What total percentage of the overall OCR A Level qualification does Component 03 represent?
- 30 percent
- 40 percent
- 10 percent
- 20 percent
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Which Assessment Objective measures the analysis of language, structure, and literary form?
- AO2
- AO4
- AO1
- AO3
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What total combined word count limit applies to the full Component 03 folder?
- 2000 words
- 2500 words
- 3000 words
- 4000 words
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Which Assessment Objective assesses understanding of historical and cultural contexts in Task 2?
- AO2
- AO3
- AO4
- AO1
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How many texts are directly compared within the Task 2 essay itself?
- Three texts
- Four texts
- One text
- Two texts
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Who is responsible for setting the Task 2 essay titles in OCR A Level Literature?
- The government
- The centre
- The awarding body
- The exam board
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What initial publication date restriction applies to all texts studied in Component 03?
- Post-2000
- Pre-1900
- Post-1900
- Post-1945
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What type of response is required for Task 2 in OCR Component 03?
- Close reading
- Comparative essay
- Re-creative writing
- Oral presentation
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Which Assessment Objective tests clear written expression, accurate terminology, and coherent structure?
- AO3
- AO4
- AO2
- AO1
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Are texts set for examined components permitted for use in the Component 03 folder?
- No
- Yes
- With special permission
- Only poetry
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What percentage margin is standardly allowed for NEA word count limits before penalties apply?
- 5 percent
- 20 percent
- 15 percent
- 10 percent
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How should comparison between texts be structured in Task 2 to achieve higher band marks?
- Sequential approach
- Sectional summaries
- Isolated analysis
- Integrated approach
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What specific element must be integrated into Task 2 to satisfy Assessment Objective 5?
- Plot summaries
- Critical interpretations
- Historical dates
- Author biographies
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