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Question 1
Referring to two works you have studied, discuss how writers explore the tension between how individuals see themselves and how others see them.
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Question 2
Referring to two works you have studied, examine how writers call accepted social values into question.
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Question 3
Referring to two works you have studied, examine how memories shape an individual's sense of identity.
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Question 4
Referring to two works you have studied, discuss the significance of rituals and customs in the communities they portray.
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Question 5
Referring to two works you have studied, discuss how writers present the difficulties of making oneself understood.
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Question 6
Referring to two works you have studied, examine how language is used as a means of exercising power.
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Question 7
Referring to two works you have studied, explore how writers use uncertainty to engage the reader’s imagination.
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Question 8
Referring to two works you have studied, explore the ways in which storytelling is presented as a response to suffering.
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