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GCSE English Literature · key term
The presence of more than one possible meaning or interpretation.
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The possibility of more than one meaning or interpretation.
The possibility of more than one meaning or interpretation. The final meeting between Pip and Estella allows different readings of their future.
The presence of more than one plausible meaning or interpretation.
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Uncertainty that allows more than one reasonable interpretation.
Paper 2
The presence of more than one possible meaning or explanation.
The possibility of more than one supported interpretation, such as whether Pip and Estella’s final meeting promises a lasting romantic relationship.
The presence of more than one plausible meaning or interpretation in a text.
The presence of more than one plausible meaning or interpretation.
A word or detail that allows more than one plausible meaning or interpretation.
Paper 1, Paper 2
The presence of more than one possible meaning or interpretation, such as the uncertainty surrounding Pip and Estella’s future at the novel’s close.
A feature that allows more than one reasonable interpretation; the ending of Great Expectations leaves the future of Pip and Estella’s relationship open.
Component 2
The presence of more than one possible meaning or explanation.
