paper 2

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    • what does question 1 tell you to do?
      • true or false question
      • pick 4 correct statements
    • how many marks is question 1?
      4
    • how much time do you spend on question 1?
      5 minutes
    • What does question 2 ask you to do?
      • it is a summary question
    • format on how to answer q2
      • SQI
      • statement, quotation and inference
    • how many mark and minutes spent on q2?
      • 8 marks
      • 10 minutes
    • How many paragraphs aiming to write in q2
      • 2-3 paragraphs
    • How many marks and minutes on q3?
      • 12 marks
      • 15 minutes
    • how many paragraphs aiming to write in q3?
      3-4 paragraphs
    • What does question 3 ask you to do?
      • it is an evaluation question and asks you to analyse language
    • what is q4 asking you to do?
      • comparison question of the views and thoughts of the writers view on the point of the text.
      • e.g : The passage below is from Nigel Dudley’s “This Poisoned Earth: Truth About Pesticides”. It is about the damages caused by pesticides.
      Read through the passage and think about what the writer’s perspectives and feelings are:
    • what is q5 + how many marks + minutes spent + how much aiming to write?
      • writing question
      • 40 marks
      • 45 minutes
      • 2-3 sides of A4
    • What should a formal letter include?
      • a date
      • the correct salutation
      • Your introduction should state what you are writing about, why you are writing and what your opinion is
      • paragraphs
      • Use topic sentences to begin each paragraph, and then develop that point appropriately and in detail
      • Do not try to include multiple, different arguments in one paragraph
    • What should a newspaper or a news article include?
      • Use a snappy heading
      • A strapline underneath the heading can summarise your point of view
      • Use sub-headings to help structure your article
      • Be light-hearted and entertaining, formal and serious, or provide advice and tips, depending on the task set
    • What should a speech include?
      • direct address
      • DAFOREST
    • How to do writing to explain?
      • Provide reasons for your ideas
      • Offer examples and anecdotes:
      • Provide facts and statistics
      • Explain your point of view about…
      • Explain your attitude to…
      • Explain your thoughts on…
    • Writing to argue
      • Write in the first-person as you are putting forward your thoughts and opinions
      • Use personal and inclusive pronouns:
      • Present your opinions as facts
      • Be persuasive and passionate about your argument, but not aggressive
      • Use emotive language and rhetorical questions to persuade
      • start your counter-argument with phrases such as “While I acknowledge that some people might think…”. Then circle back to your original position

      • Argue your point of view about…
    • Writing to persuade
      • Write in the first-person
      • Use emotive language and rhetorical questions
      • Use imperatives to call your audience to action
      • Decide on your position or opinion and stick to it throughout

      • Persuade the audience of your point of view about…
    • Writing to advise
      • Write a guide to a great day out for all of the family
      • Write an article to advise teenagers about how to manage exam stress
      • Use imperative verbs and bullet points for tips
      • Use modal verbs
      • Employ facts and statistics
      • direct address
    • what do you need to remember to do in questions 2?
      • infer
      • when adding a quotation say in depth what it makes the reader think and what they can infer from it
      • use high level voacb
    • remember to always state your hypothesis statement on what your opinion is then continue to explain your point for q5
    • what is the structure of q5?
      1. introduction - to make intention clear - start with a fact or question
      2. main para 1
      3. one line para
      4. main para 2
      5. main para 3
      6. one line para
      7. main para 4
      8. conclusion - summary - repeat same fact or question to get marks for cyclical structure
    • what is the structure for q4
      point
      reference
      technique
      effect
      whereas/similarly
      point
      reference
      technique
      effect
      this is all one paragraph and do it 3 times.
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