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This final lesson consolidates everything you have learned about Lord of the Flies and equips you with the essay technique needed to achieve top marks in the exam. It covers the Assessment Objectives, common pitfalls, model paragraph structures, and a comprehensive revision checklist.
The GCSE English Literature exam assesses four main objectives:
| AO | Description | Weighting (approx.) |
|---|---|---|
| AO1 | Read, understand, and respond to texts; use textual references | 12 marks |
| AO2 | Analyse language, form, and structure | 12 marks |
| AO3 | Show understanding of context | 6 marks |
| AO4 | Spelling, punctuation, and grammar (SPaG) | 4 marks |
AO2 carries the most weight. The examiner wants to see detailed analysis of Golding's language choices — not just plot summary or feature-spotting.
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