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Edexcel 2.0 GCSE English Language Paper 1 Overview
Edexcel 2.0 GCSE English Language Paper 1 Overview
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Which of these are good opening words to an 'evaluate' response?
I do not feel the writer is at all successful at...
The writer is very successful at...
The writer is reasonably successful at...
The writer has some success
2
Which techniques would be most persuasive and effective in Transactional Writing?
Opinion, repetition and emotive language
All of these - remember DAFORREST
Rhetorical questions and anecdotes
Direct address, facts and statistics
3
How many marks is Paper 1 worth in total?
100
80
20
40
4
There are 2 tasks in Section B - they are Question 7 and Question 8. How many should you answer?
Both of them
Only one of them - you choose which one
None of them
5
P.E.E paragraphs help you to structure a language response. What does 'P.E.E' stand for?
Point, Evaluate, Explanation
Pant, Exhale, Expire
Point, Evidence, Explanation
Point, Evidence, Elaboration
6
Question 3 is a 'language' question. How many marks is it worth?
8
12
10
6
7
When completing Question 7 or 8, you should always use paragraphs and proofread your writing.
False
True
8
How many reasons do you have to give on an 'evaluate' question?
2
1
4
3
9
Section B is the writing section. What style of writing is expected on Paper 1?
Story-telling
Creative
Transactional
Persuasive
10
If you don't give three reasons on Questions 2 and 5 (evaluate), what is the maximum number of marks you can achieve?
4
5
2
3
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Question 6 gives you an opinion and asks you how far you agree with it. How many marks is this question worth?
12
8
10
6
12
How many questions are there in total on Paper 1?
7
6
8
5
13
What should you try to identify in a 'language' question?
Metaphor, simile, personification, etc.
Use of paragraphs
Use of exclamation marks
Verbs, adverbs, adjectives, etc.
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What might you be asked to write on paper 1, Section B?
a report or a blog
A story or a creative writing competition entry
an article or a review
a speech, a letter or an email
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Question 2 asks you to evaluate how successfully something is achieved. What does 'evaluate' mean?
Guess
Judge
Rate
Estimate
16
Questions 1 to 6 are text-based - you need to read the texts to answer the questions...
False
True
17
Question 1 asks you to 'Identify four points the writer makes'. How many marks is this worth?
2
4
6
8
18
What type of texts will you read on paper 1?
19th Century
18th Century
20th Century
21st Century
19
What does it mean when it asks you to 'use examples from the text'?
Use supporting quotes
Use the image provided in the text, if there is one
Only use examples from real life
Ignore what the text has said
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Section B is worth 40 marks (50% of the whole paper), but how are these marks allocated?
30 for Content & Organisation, 10 for Technical Accuracy
20 for Content & Organisation, 20 for Technical Accuracy
24 for Content & Organisation, 16 for Technical Accuracy
25 for Content & Organisation, 15 for Technical Accuracy
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Question 4 is broken down into two parts (4a and 4b). How many marks are available here?
1 each, 2 in total
4 each, 8 in total
2 each, 4 in total
3 each, 6 in total
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Question 5 is another 'evaluate' question. How many reasons for your opinion does it ask you to give?
3
5
4
2