Quotes that need exact wording.
Literature exams reward precise quotation, not paraphrase. Seeing each quote with its speaker and context, repeatedly, helps the exact wording come back under pressure.
GCSE English Literature key terms
GCSE English Literature quotes, at a glance.
Glancealot helps GCSE English Literature quotes and terms stick. Add a widget to your iPhone and see key quotations, characters, and literary terms whenever it refreshes, for recall practice between revision sessions.
Subject English Literature
Level GCSE
Your texts, your list.
Add quotes and terms from whichever texts you are studying (a poetry anthology, a Shakespeare play, a 19th-century novel, or a modern text), so the widget matches your set texts.
Sample GCSE English Literature prompts
"unsinkable, absolutely unsinkable"
An Inspector Calls · Mr Birling
dramatic irony
when the audience knows more than a character
iambic pentameter
a line of verse with five stressed-unstressed beats
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Add quotations, characters, and literary terms to a list, and Glancealot shows them on your iPhone lock screen and home screen for repeated review.
Yes. Glancealot is not tied to any exam board or text list, so you can build quote lists for whichever poems, plays, or novels you are studying.
Yes. You can create custom lists of quotations, context, and literary terms from your class notes and revision guide.
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