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Question 1
Referring to two works you have studied, explore how writers present the tension between how individuals see themselves and how others define them.
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Question 2
Discuss how two works you have studied call into question values that are accepted by the societies they portray.
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Question 3
Referring to two works you have studied, examine how writers use imagination to challenge familiar ways of understanding experience.
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Question 4
How do writers use what remains unsaid to shape meaning in two works you have studied?
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Question 5
How do two works you have studied explore the limits of personal change?
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Question 6
Compare the ways in which customs and rituals are given significance in two works you have studied.
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Question 7
Referring to two works you have studied, examine how acts of persuasion shape relationships of power.
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Question 8
How do two works you have studied use shifts in tone to unsettle the reader's expectations?
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