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GCSE English Literature · key term
The central interpretation or argument that an essay develops and supports with evidence.
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Paper 1, Paper 2
A short statement of the central interpretation that an essay will develop and support.
Revise: Macbeth extract questionA thesis states your overall answer.
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The central argument an essay develops and supports with evidence.
The central argument of an essay: an interpretation that answers the question and is developed through the response.
A brief statement of the central argument an essay will develop and support.
A brief statement of the central argument or interpretation that an essay develops.
The central interpretation that an essay argues and supports with evidence.
The central interpretation that an essay develops and supports with textual evidence.
The central interpretation that an essay develops and supports with evidence.
The central argument of an essay: a brief, defensible interpretation that the rest of the answer develops through evidence and analysis.
The central argument or interpretation that an essay develops and supports with evidence.
The central argument of an essay, expressing an interpretation that the rest of the response develops and supports.
An overall argument that an essay develops and supports with evidence.
The central interpretation that an essay develops and supports.
An essay’s central argument: the interpretation that its paragraphs develop and support.
A concise statement of the overall interpretation that an essay develops and supports.
Paper 1, Paper 2
The main interpretation or argument that an essay develops.
The central argument of an essay, which its paragraphs develop and support.
The central interpretation that an essay develops and supports.
The central argument that an essay develops and supports.
A central interpretation that an essay develops and supports with evidence.
Paper 1, Paper 2
Revise: The extract-based questionThesis: terror grows when apparently secure boundaries collapse: the locked door, domestic safety and the distinction between respectable Jekyll and violent Hyde.
The central argument of an essay: your answer to the question, which the rest of the response develops and supports.
A central argument about what a text or pair of texts communicates, developed and supported throughout an answer.
The central argument of an essay: a clear interpretation that answers the question and is developed through the response.
The central interpretation an essay argues for and develops through evidence.
Component 1, Component 2
A central argument that answers the question and connects the points developed in an essay.
Revise: Romeo and Juliet exam questionsA strong thesis could be: Shakespeare makes the lovers’ deaths appear destined, but shows that bad luck becomes fatal through the feud and the characters’ decisions. This gives you something to investigate, not merely a list of unfortunate events.
The central argument of an essay, developed and supported throughout the response.
A central argument that answers the question and guides the interpretation developed throughout an essay.
The central argument an essay develops and supports in response to its question.
The central argument of an essay, which its paragraphs develop and support with evidence.
The central interpretation that an essay develops and supports with evidence.
The central argument an essay develops and supports with evidence.
