In your exam for GCSE English Literature (AQA A) you will be given questions in which at least one poem, but probably more, will be named. Therefore you need to know the poems that can be named by the examiners. Below is a table that sets out the possible named questions. Of course, knowing others will help, but as a minimum you should know and revise the appropriate poems for the pair you've studied and the tier for which you're entered.

Heaney and Clarke (Foundation)

Heaney	Clarke	Pre-1914
Mid-Term Break	Baby Sitting	The Eagle
Follower	On the Train	Song of the Old Mother
Digging	Catrin	On My First Sonne
Death of a Naturalist	The Field Mouse	‘I love to see the summer’

Heaney and Clarke (Higher)

Heaney	Clarke	Pre-1914
At Potato Digging	Cold Knap Lake	Patrolling Barnegat
Storm on the Island	A Difficult Birth	The Affliction of Margaret
Digging	Catrin	On My First Sonne
Death of a Naturalist	The Field Mouse	‘I love to see the summer’

Duffy and Armitage (Foundation)

Duffy	Armitage	Pre-1914
Stealing	‘My father thought it’	The Man He Killed
Salomé	November	Song of the Old Mother
Elvis' Twin Sister	Kid	On My First Sonne
Havisham	The Hitcher	The Laboratory

Duffy and Armitage (Higher)

Duffy	Armitage	Pre-1914
Anne Hathaway	‘Mother, any distance’	Sonnet 130
Before You Were Mine	Homecoming	My Last Duchess
Elvis' Twin Sister	Kid	On My First Sonne
Havisham	The Hitcher	The Laboratory