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Advanced Higher English - literary study
Question paper: Literary Study 2022 - Revised March 2023 (All links open as PDF files)
- 2022 Question paper (External link to SQA website)
- 2022 Marking instructions (External link to SQA website)
- Candidate 1 Evidence
- Candidate 1 Commentary
- Candidate 2 Evidence
- Candidate 2 Commentary
- Candidate 3 Evidence
- Candidate 3 Commentary
- Candidate 4 Evidence
- Candidate 4 Commentary
- Candidate 5 Evidence
- Candidate 5 Commentary
- Candidate 6 Evidence
- Candidate 6 Commentary
- Candidate 7 Evidence
- Candidate 7 Commentary
Question Paper 1: Literary Study 2021 (All links open to PDF files)
- 2021 Question Paper (External link to SQA website)
- 2021 Marking Instructions (External link to SQA website)
Question paper 2016: Literary Study (All links open as PDF files)
Candidate 1 (female characters in Hamlet and King Lear)
Candidate 2 (the poetry of John Donne)
Candidate 3 (The Return of the Native and Tess of the d'Urbervilles)
Candidate 4 (the poetry of Seamus Heaney)
Candidate 5 (Tennessee Williams and alienation)
Candidate 6 (non-fiction texts encouraging reflection - Hilary Anderson/Luke Mogelson)
Candidate 7 (social status in Great Expectations and A Christmas Carol)
Candidate 8 (treatment of love in three poems by Carol Ann Duffy)
Candidate 9 (the dramatic significance of time and place in two plays by Liz Lochhead)
2017:
Candidate 10 (setting and its thematic significance in Room With A View and Maurice)
Candidate 11 (unappealing characters in The Winter's Tale and The Tempest)
