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What is the focus of the GCSE
English language paper 1
exam?
The focus is on
comprehension
and
creative writing
.
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Why is it important to know what examiners are looking for in the English language paper 1 exam?
Knowing what examiners look for helps students focus their practice
effectively
.
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What are
assessment objectives
in the context of the English language paper 1 exam?
Assessment objectives (
AOs
) guide what examiners are looking for.
They include
AO1
,
AO2
,
AO3
,
AO4
,
AO5
, and
AO6
.
Each question tests different skills related to comprehension and writing.
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How much time is allocated for the English language paper 1 exam?
One hour and 45 minutes
.
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What should students do in the first 10 minutes of the exam?
Students should read all five questions and highlight
keywords
.
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What is the maximum time suggested for question number one?
Five minutes
.
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What is a common mistake students make in question number one?
Writing
one-word
responses
instead of full sentences.
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What does question number two focus on in the exam?
It focuses on how the
writer
uses
language
.
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How should students structure their response for question number two?
Students should aim to write at least two
PEEL
paragraphs
.
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What does PEEL stand for in writing paragraphs?
Point
,
Evidence
,
Explanation
,
Link
.
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What is the focus of question number three in the exam?
It focuses on the
structure
of the text.
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How many marks is question number three worth?
Eight
marks.
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What should students do when answering question number four?
Students should
evaluate
the student statement using
examples
from the text.
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How many paragraphs should students aim to write for question number four?
At least three
PEEL
paragraphs.
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What does AO1 assess in the exam?
AO1 assesses the ability to retrieve correct information from the text.
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What does AO2 focus on in the exam?
AO2 focuses on
awareness
of language and structure.
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What is the purpose of AO4 in the exam?
AO4 assesses the ability to
evaluate
and support opinions with
evidence
.
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What does AO5 assess in the writing section of the exam?
AO5 assesses the ability to write
imaginatively
and creatively.
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What does AO6 focus on in the writing section of the exam?
AO6 focuses on the use of
ambitious vocabulary
and
varied sentence structures
.
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What is the suggested structure for descriptive writing in section B?
Describe the
setting
.
Discuss the
atmosphere
and
mood
.
Focus on the
central element
of the image.
Personify
the central focus.
Conclude with a slight change in
perspective
.
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What is the suggested structure for creative writing in section B?
Describe the
setting
and
mood
.
Build up the
character's
adventure.
Present the problem or obstacle.
Describe the
resolution
.
Conclude with the
ending
or change.
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Why should students avoid cliches in their writing?
Using cliches makes writing less
imaginative
and engaging.
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How can students manage their time effectively during the exam?
Students can
work backwards
or
chronologically
through the questions while being strict with timings.
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What are the key components of effective exam preparation for the English language paper 1?
Understand the
assessment objectives
.
Practice answering
past paper questions
.
Manage time effectively during the exam.
Use
advanced vocabulary
and
varied sentence structures
.
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What is the purpose of the GCSE revision lesson mentioned in the text?
To prepare for the upcoming
English language exams
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What does the phrase "freedom is so tantalizingly close" imply for students?
Students are nearing the end of their
exams
and will soon have more free time
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How should students optimize their remaining time before the exams?
By understanding what
examiners
are looking for and focusing their
preparation
accordingly
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Why is it important to be clear on the different assessment objectives?
Because it helps students understand what is required to achieve a
good mark
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What is the duration of the final exam mentioned in the text?
1 hour
45 minutes
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What is the challenge of the English language paper 2 exam compared to paper 1?
Students have the same amount of time but must complete
double the work
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How should students manage their time during the exam?
By spending the first 10 minutes reviewing the question paper and highlighting
keywords
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How many questions are there in the language paper 2 exam?
Five
questions
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What is the worth of question number one in the exam?
Four
marks
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How much time should be spent on question number one?
A maximum of
five minutes
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What type of question is question number two?
A
comparison
question
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How many marks is question number two worth?
Eight
marks
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How long should students spend on question number two?
Ten minutes
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What is the focus of question number three?
Analyzing one
source
for
language use
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How many marks is question number three worth?
Twelve
marks
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How much time should be allocated to question number three?
Thirteen
minutes
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