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5 Appendices5a. Grade descriptorsDetails to be confirmed by Ofqual.5b. Overlap with other qualificationsThere is some overlap between the content of thisspecification and that of specifications in A and ASLevel English Language and A and AS Level EnglishLiterature. Learners who enter for this A Level inEnglish Language and Literature (EMC) specificationmay not also enter for any other A level specificationwith the certification title English Language or EnglishLiterature in the same examination series.5c. Avoidance of biasThe A level qualification and subject criteria havebeen reviewed in order to identify any feature whichcould disadvantage learners who share a protectedCharacteristic as defined by the Equality Act 2010. Allreasonable steps have been taken to minimise anysuch disadvantage.528© OCR 2014A Level in English Language and Literature (EMC)
5d. Component 01: Exploring non-fiction written (W) and spoken (S) textsanthologyDiary Samuel Pepys: Diary – The Fire of London, 1666 (W)Essay Jonathan Swift: A Modest Proposal, 1729 (W)SpeechDiaryChief Joseph: Surrender Speech, 1877 and Visit toWashington DC, 1879Captain Robert Scott: The Last Expedition – FinalEntries, 1912Letters Letters between Edward and Helen Thomas, 1917 (W)Etiquette Guide Emily Post: Advice on Conversation, 1922 (W)Speech Edward VIII: Abdication Speech, 1936 (S)Newspaper Obituary Alistair Cooke: The Death of Marilyn Monroe, 1962 (W)Graphic Non-Fiction Marjane Satrapi: Persepolis – ‘Kim Wilde’, 2000 (W)Diary Alan Bennett: Diary, 2000 (W)TV Interview Jamie Oliver: TV Show – Speaking to Camera, 2001 (S)TV News InterviewJeremy Paxman: Interview with Dizzee Rascal andValerie Amos, Newsnight, 2008Satire Craig Brown: Obama Buys Ice-cream, 2009 (W)Children’s TVProgrammeCBBC’s Horrible Histories: The Stone Age Report,May 2009Charity Advert NSPCC: Hello, Can You Help Me? 2000– (W)Evidence to aCommitteeRussell Brand: Evidence to a Parliamentary SelectCommittee, 2012Political Speech Julia Gillard: Speech to Parliament, 2012 (S)Radio Lecture Grayson Perry: Reith Lecture, 2013 (S)Twitterfeed Caitlin Moran: Twitter Conversation, 2014 (W)Sports CommentaryEd Leigh and Tim Warwood: The SnowboardingFinal, Sochi, 2014(S)(W)(S)(S)(S)(S)5© OCR 2014A Level in English Language and Literature (EMC) 29
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