AQA IAL English Literature (9675) Past Papers

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6
Latest year
2025

Available years: 2025, 2024, 2023

Jan 2025Difficulty 3.5/5

A comprehensive analysis of the January 2025 Oxford AQA International AS and A-Level English Literature series (LT01, LT02, LT03, and LT04A). The examinations feature balanced tasks testing dramatic tragedy, place-based prose/poetry, elements of crime, and unseen literary representations.

Jun 2025Difficulty 4.2/5

Comprehensive analytical review of the Oxford AQA International English Literature (9675) exam suite, evaluating student performance, examiner reports, and structural blueprints across Units 1, 2, 3, and 4A.

Jan 2024Difficulty 4.2/5

The Oxford AQA International A-Level English Literature (9675) January 2024 examination papers challenge candidates with a broad choice of tragic, structural, and environmental themes. Across all four units, success hinges on balancing deep textual knowledge with analytical precision, particularly in the unseen prose and poetry of Unit 4A.

Jun 2024Difficulty 3.5/5

A comprehensive and rigorous examination of drama, prose, and poetry across four units, testing Shakespearean and Jacobean tragedy, place in literary texts, elements of crime and mystery, and unseen literary representations of race, class, culture, and fatherhood.

Jan 2023Difficulty 4.2/5

A comprehensive analysis of the January 2023 Oxford AQA International AS English Literature examinations for Unit 1 (Aspects of dramatic tragedy) and Unit 2 (Place in literary texts). The paper evaluates students' analytical depth across Elizabethan, Jacobean, and modern tragedies, as well as prose and poetry focused on spatial significance.

Jun 2023Difficulty 3.8/5

This analysis covers the Oxford AQA International AS and A-Level English Literature (9675) examination series, detailing performance across aspects of dramatic tragedy, place in literary texts, elements of crime and mystery, and unseen literary representations.

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