Purpose, audience, form and tone

Which of the following sentence starts is NOT a simile

As long as you read carefully, you'll be fine.

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1
A sentence must have...
A capital letter at the start
A verb
A full stop at the end
All of the above
2
There are 8 marks out of 20 for spelling, punctuation and grammar in this exam
True
False
3
PAFT stands for...
Purpose, audience, from and tone
Prose, audience, form and tone
Purpose, audience, form and tone
Patrick, Arran, Flora and Tabitha
4
How many words are you expected to write if you have to write a speech in the exam?
200-300 words
800 words
300-400 words
200 words
5
Which of the following things should not be included in a review of a film/TV show?
Your opinion
How it ends
The names of characters and actors
The name of the thing being reviewed
6
A colon can be used to introduce a list.
False
True
7
Which of the following sentence starts is NOT a simile
As long as you read carefully, you'll be fine.
Like a shark circling its prey, the teacher ...
Like a bird's nest after a storm, my hair ....
As quick as a flash, the smartphone crashed.
8
Which of the following forms of writing WON'T you have to revise for the GCSE Language exam?
A letter
An article for a magazine
A speech
An advert
9
What do you need to remember when writing formally?
Avoid slang words
Don't use abbreviations or contractions
A polite tone of voice
All of the above
10
A formal letter that has been addressed Dear Mr Hildrew must be signed off with...
Yours sincerely
Love from Sam
With best wishes
Yours faithfully
11
Which of the following are persuasive techniques?
Rhetorical question
Heading
Capital letters
Semi-colon
12
Which one of the following is NOT an advice writing technique
Sub-heading
Using the pronoun 'you' to include the reader
Modal verbs
Friendly tone of voice

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