AQA · A level
AQA English Literature A quizzes
73 ready‑made quiz sets across 4 units, one for every lesson. Open a unit, pick tomorrow's lesson, put it on the board and host it live — students answer on their own devices.
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- Free to host
- 20 questions per lesson
- Students join by code
Every set is free to host and covers one lesson of the AQA English Literature A (7712). Open a unit to see its lesson sets; each one opens the set's page, where you can host it straight away or save it to your library.
Units
Love through the ages
17 lesson sets — Othello (Shakespeare), The Taming of the Shrew (Shakespeare), Measure for Measure (Shakespeare) and more.Open unit 1Texts in shared contexts
46 lesson sets — Context: WW1 and its aftermath (imperialism to memorials), Regeneration by Pat Barker, Birdsong by Sebastian Faulks and more.Open unit 2Independent critical study: texts across time
5 lesson sets — Task requirements: 2,500 words, all AOs, bibliography and referencing, Comparison themes: identity to the Gothic, Comparison themes: satire and dystopia to social class and culture and more.Open unit 3Assessment objectives
5 lesson sets — AO1: informed, personal and creative responses, AO2: analyse how meanings are shaped in texts, AO3: significance and influence of contexts and more.Open unit 4
How to use a set in class
Open a lesson set and choose Host. Your board shows each question with a timed countdown, students answer on their own devices, and the answer and a live leaderboard follow every question — a quick retrieval starter or an end-of-topic review without any prep.
Frequently asked questions
Are these AQA English Literature A quizzes free?
Yes. Hosting is free, and students join with a short game code on any device — no student accounts and nothing to install.
Who wrote the questions?
Every set was written with Revision Ninja, and follows the units of the AQA English Literature A (7712). Each set covers one lesson with 20 multiple-choice questions.
Can I change a set before I use it?
Yes. Open a set and choose "Make my own copy" to get an editable copy in your library — add, remove or reword questions, and the original stays as it is.