SBA Topics Based on Literature – Characters, Themes & More (2025 Edition)

Are you passionate about books, poems, or short stories? Then a literature-based SBA (School-Based Assessment) project is the perfect opportunity to explore your love for reading while developing strong writing and analysis skills.

 

 

This guide offers powerful SBA topic ideas from literature, along with structure tips and examples — ideal for students preparing their English SBA in 2025.

📖 Why Choose a Literature SBA Topic?

• It builds critical thinking and literary skills
• It allows you to connect emotionally with texts
• You can focus on characters, themes, or the author's techniques

💡 Suggested SBA Topics Based on Literature

• The theme of betrayal in a novel you’ve read
• How a character overcame hardship in a short story
• Comparing two poems about nature or love
• The use of irony in a play or short story
• How the setting influenced a character’s choices
• What makes a hero in literature? (Use a character you admire)
• Symbolism in a poem or book
• How conflict drives the plot in a novel
• Exploring the theme of freedom in literature
• A personal reaction to a powerful ending

📝 Sample SBA Title + Outline

Title: "The Role of Conflict in the Novel 'Of Mice and Men'"

Introduction: Brief summary of the novel and its major conflicts.

Body: Analyze how different types of conflict (man vs. man, man vs. society) shape the plot and characters.

Conclusion: Reflect on the message the author conveys through conflict.

📌 Tips for Literature-Based SBA

• Always mention the title and author
• Support your ideas with short quotes or references
• Focus on one clear point — don’t try to cover the entire book
• Explain why the story or theme matters to you

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📣 Final Thoughts

Literature offers rich ground for meaningful reflection. Pick a character, theme, or poem that speaks to you, and let your voice shine through your SBA. Books are not just stories — they’re lessons, emotions, and journeys worth exploring.

Updated for SBA students in 2025.