Verse Literature 2023–2024
Translations and textual analysis of Verse set
texts for the GCSE exams in 2023-24. Each text is broken
down into manageable chunks, translated into English and
accompanied by meaningful notes on style, grammar and literary
effects. Additionally, for each text: a brief biography of the
author, cast list showing key relationships and ideas for further
study.
For each section of the text:
- Aided translation activity – suggested word order, additional
vocabulary and comprehension questions all support students in
making sense of the Latin - Widely spaced Latin text next to clear translation – perfect
balance between literal, easy-to-follow translations & an
eloquent rendering of the text - Detailed student-friendly notes deepen their appreciation of
the text
Plus!
- Overview and biographical notes put the work in context
- Key technical vocab highlighted – glossaries included
- Practice Exam Questions with mark schemes – fully prepare
your students for the exams!
“I think that this is an extremely well put together resource, aimed at the right level for GCSE students, with the right degree of information and relevance. There are numerous parts of the resource which I thought are particularly relevant and helpful. The introduction is excellent, with a good level of explanatory information, without going into too much detail for the level required, especially on the historical background – just enough to be useful. The style and content notes I think are superb; they explain very carefully the points made in words suitable for the level of the resource. The addition of a full vocabulary is also a good point. The examination questions are all relevant, and giving answers helps students understand the type of answers that are required. The resource enables the student to undertake the study of Virgil, quite a daunting prospect, so that they can understand and appreciate it. The odd bits of humour are a nice touch. I find that the resource is a very good match to the specification and interprets it very well. I like the way the parts of the text between the required text are explained, so that Book 6 is seen as a whole, rather than as disjointed excerpts.” – S Henton, Classics Teacher & Peer Reviewer
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