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Marking / Year 11 English / Analytical essay, draft 3
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Marking MarkedIn The Great Gatsby, Fitzgerald explores wealth and love. This essay will discuss how Fitzgerald presents the American Dream. 1
Gatsby’s parties show excess, but the green light is only mentioned once 2 and the argument stops there.
Thesis · Criterion 1Says what you’ll discuss, not what you argue. Try a claim a reader could disagree with.
Evidence · Criterion 3One quote carries the whole paragraph. Add a second and explain it.
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From draft to a clear next step.
- 1Marking guide Thesis and argument Use of evidence Structure Language choices
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- 2Analytical essay.docx
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- 3B−Fix first: ThesisEstimate, not a teacher grade
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An estimate for every criterion, the exact lines behind it, and what to fix first.
Deep Mark
Two AI passes. Differences flagged.
Critiqo’s AI marks your draft twice, separately. A third check confirms every quote is really in your essay. Where the two passes disagree, you see it, instead of one over-confident number.
- Every criterion marked against your own guide
- Quotes checked against your actual text
- Disagreements shown, never hidden
Practice
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Add your notes as a PDF or a OneNote export. Critiqo’s AI turns them into practice questions with a mark scheme, and flashcards for the gaps. It practises what you were taught, not what a stranger wrote.
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- A mark scheme to check yourself against
- Flashcards for what you missed
Practice question · 4 marks
Explain two causes of rapid urban growth in a named country.
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Questions.
Is the mark the same as my teacher’s?
No. Every mark is an estimate based on your draft and the assessment information you give it, and your teacher’s judgement may differ. Critiqo says so on every result.
Will it write my essay?
No. It shows what is missing and gives a writing pattern to revise in your own words. It does not hand you an answer.
Can I use my own marking guide?
Yes. Add the task and marking guide when you have them, and the marking is done against those, criterion by criterion.
How do my notes become practice?
Add your notes as a PDF or an export from OneNote. Critiqo turns them into a practice exam with a mark scheme, and flashcards.
When can I use it?
Critiqo is being tested privately and opens to everyone in January 2027. Sign-ups are closed until then, and pricing is announced then too.
Who makes it?
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