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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 define them.
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Question 2
Referring to two works you have studied, examine how writers call into question values that are widely accepted in the societies they present.
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Question 3
Referring to two works you have studied, discuss how writers explore the importance of place in shaping identity.
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Question 4
Compare how two works you have studied explore the difficulties of making oneself understood.
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Question 5
Referring to two works you have studied, examine how relationships between generations reveal the transmission of cultural values.
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Question 6
Referring to two works you have studied, examine how writers convey the difficulty of representing past experience.
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Question 7
How do two works you have studied use imagination to deepen our understanding of human experience?
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Question 8
How do two works you have studied make the familiar seem unfamiliar, and to what effect?
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