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Interpreting Figurative Language (Metaphors, Similes)

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GalaxyGaming213

English

9th Grade ELA Notes

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Explore a comprehensive collection of critical essay questions for Higher English, focusing on poetry, prose, and drama. This resource covers key themes such as literary contrast, character development, and narrative structure, providing students with essential prompts to enhance their analytical skills and deepen their understanding of various texts. Ideal for exam preparation and essay planning.

Higher English Essay Prompts

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Hannah Murdoch

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Critical Essay Questions - Higher English 

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RUAE Mastery Guide

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Choose a non-fiction essay within which the writer provokes a strong reaction in readers. 

Explore George Orwell's powerful essay 'A Hanging', which critiques Capital Punishment through vivid imagery and emotional appeal. This analysis delves into the dehumanization of prisoners, the moral implications of execution, and the techniques Orwell employs to evoke sympathy and provoke thought. Ideal for students studying English literature and ethics.

Orwell's A Hanging Analysis

Sarah Khan

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Interpreting Figurative Language (Metaphors, Similes)