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Context means the circumstances surrounding a text's [     ], including social attitudes, beliefs and [     ].

A

Context means the circumstances surrounding a text's publication and sales, including social attitudes, beliefs and political institutions.

B

Context means the circumstances surrounding a text's plot and characters, including social attitudes, beliefs and narrative events.

C

Context means the circumstances surrounding a text's writing and reception, including social attitudes, beliefs and literary traditions.

D

Context means the circumstances surrounding a text's modern interpretation, including social attitudes, beliefs and personal opinions.

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Context Flashcards

  1. GCSE
  2. /English Literature
  3. /Context

23 flashcards on AQA GCSE English Literature Context: the key terms, quotes and context you need to recall for Paper 1 and Paper 2.

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