Paper 1 Grand Finale Quiz

Name the language feature in the following picture:

You are roughly meant to take how long on paper 1, Q1?

'Although he arrived late for the party, he still had fun' is which kind of sentence?

Which term refers to an 'all-seeing' narrator?

Select the missing FANBOYS: for, and nor,_______, or, yet, _______

The sentence 'Your love is like a red, red rose' contains both a simile and what else?

Which of the following words should be capitalised?

When a writer paints pictures with words they use what?

Choose the example of the structural feature 'zooming in':

'The city never sleeps' is an example of which language feature?

What is the structural feature found in the following picture?

What is exposition?

What is English language GCSE really testing?

You get the most marks in the exams for doing what?

What is another word for genre?

Which structural feature is shown in the picture?

'He walked up the road to his school and he got there late' is which kind of sentence?

What is structure in fiction?

You must write your answers using PEE or PEED or PETALS or PRETZEL

PPT is a great way to help remember what a noun is. What do the letters stand for?

Which structural feature hints at a future event?

Which language feature describes a choice of words packed with strong feelings?

How many adjectives are there in the sentence 'The stylish, red, Italian car'?

What kind of narrative has many shifts in time?

Name the language feature in the following picture:

What is the name for the viewpoint from which a story is told?

In paper 1, Q4 you must...

Which question in paper 1 is worth the half the marks of the entire paper, and 25% (1/4) of your final grade?

For paper 1 Q5, you often sound more mature and opportunity writing from which perspective?

Which version of the following quote has the correct use of commas?

P1 Q5 expects you to demonstate what kind of skills?

Paper 1, Q2 focuses on how the writer uses language and should take 10 minutes. True or false?

What is the name for when you compare two things using 'like' or 'as'?

Pick the verb in the following sentence: 'They flourished at school.'

Paper 1, Q3 is always on structure. Which approach suits this question best?

P1 Q4 focuses on both language and structure and is asking for your evaluation and what else?

Name the structural feature for going back in time in a story.

'Extraordinarily', 'victoriously', and 'carefully' are examples of what kind of words?

Characterisation can be defined as follows:

Name the following language feature: she is the sun.