In task 2 of exam part A Analyse ... means

to examine., to describe and to explain in detail.

In the exam part B Present ... means

to give a precise account clarifying culture-related aspects if necessary., to sum up.

Narrative techniques refer to

structure, chronology, narrative situation.

Communicative strategies include

arguments, counterarguments, inclusive pronouns.

Typical stylistic devices and their effect:

metaphor - imagery, alliteration - sound, parallelism - structure.

The ten rules of writing comprise the following aspects:

Plan your text. Write for a reader. Write about what you understand.

A third-person omniscient narrator

is not in the story, but knows everything about the others.

In task 3 of the exam part A Discuss ... means

to give arguments for and against an idea and draw a plausible conclusion.

In task 1 of the exam part A the operator Outline ... means

to give the main features of the text at hand.

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In task 2 of exam part A Analyse ... means
to examine.
to make something clear by giving reasons.
to present the main aspects of something briefly and clearly.
to describe and to explain in detail.
2
In the exam part B Present ... means
to make something clear taking into account culture-related differences.
to give a precise account clarifying culture-related aspects if necessary.
to produce a text with specific features.
to sum up.
3
Narrative techniques refer to
none of the above.
register, narrative situation, chronology.
structure, chronology, narrative situation.
structure, tone, narrative situation.
4
Communicative strategies include
arguments, counterarguments, inclusive pronouns.
facts, expert knowledge, sentence structure.
Examples, summaries, register.
facts, tone, inclusive we.
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Typical stylistic devices and their effect:
metaphor - imagery, alliteration - sound, parallelism - structure.
simile - structure, onomatopoeia - sound, enumeration - structure.
accumulation - sound, enjambement - structure, symbol - imagery.
personification - imagery, anaphora - sound, repetition - structure.
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The ten rules of writing comprise the following aspects:
Plan your text. Write for a reader. Write about what you understand.
Plan your text. Do what the task says. Produce as much text as you can.
Less can be more. Short sentences are OK. Believe in effort as well as luck
Study the teacher's notes. Make a correction. Less can be more.
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The ratio of points between exam part A and exam part B is
6 to 4.
7.5 to 2.5.
7 to 3.
6.5 to 3.5.
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A third-person omniscient narrator
is the narrator we most easily empathize with.
narrates the story from his or her own perspective.
is not in the story, but knows everything about the others.
only focuses on the perspective of one particular character.
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In task 3 of the exam part A Discuss ... means
to give arguments for and against an idea and draw a plausible conclusion.
to find and explain certain aspect.
to assess.
to give a concise account of the main points of an idea.
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In task 1 of the exam part A the operator Outline ... means
to use examples to explain certain features of the text at hand.
to produce a text about certain details of the text at hand.
to give the main features of the text at hand.
to describe and explain in detail certain features of the text at hand.

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