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Which question asks you to compare viewpoints and attitudes?

What should your ending in Q5 do?

AQA GCSE Language paper two

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1
What should your ending in Q5 do?
Repeat your intro
List all of your points again
Ask more questions
Leave a clear final impression
2
Which question asks you to compare viewpoints and attitudes?
Q3
Q4
Q2
Q1
3
Which connective shows contrast in a comparison?
Because
However
Similarly
Firstly
4
What makes a strong introduction in Question 5?
Begin with a statistic or rhetorical hook that grabs attention
Explain what both sources were about
Start with a quote from the source
Copy the question as your first sentence
5
How long should you spend on Question 4 in the exam?
10 minutes
5 minutes
20 minutes
25 minutes
6
What is the main skill tested in Question 1 of Paper 2
Summarising similarities
Comparing perspectives
Language analysis
Listing explicit information
7
What should you always include in a Q5 writing task?
A clear viewpoint and structure
Line-by-line analysis
Formal essay style
References to both sources
8
What’s one thing you should avoid in Q3?
Zooming in on words
Giving your opinion
Using subject terminology
Explaining the effect
9
In Q4, what does 'methods' mean?
The context
The writer's personality
The writer’s favourite topic
The techniques used to present ideas
10
What does Question 3 ask you to focus on?
The structure of the text
Differences between the two texts
The language used to describe or present ideas
The writers' opinions
11
What is the main skill needed for Question 2 on Paper 2?
Writing a viewpoint article
Summarising differences or similarities
Comparing language devices
Analysing structure
12
What is the main focus of Paper 2?
Writers’ viewpoints and perspectives
Reading fiction
Creative writing
Grammar