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14 June 2026

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pptx, 535.72 KB

KS3 lesson - A lesson exploring Violence and Euphemism, using an extract from The Long Walk by Stephen King (the moment Curley gets his ticket), from a unit of work examining extracts from dystopian fiction. A variety of resources, including activities on euphemism and violence, questions on the extract, close examination of language, model paragraph with feedback on how to improve, questions based on the AQA English Language Paper 1 exam, and more.

Due to copyright, the extract has not been included, but a link to it and instructions have been included in the notes of the first slide.

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