What is the second thing I will do after I have written my name and open the exam paper?

Split the planning page to create an easter egg notes section

What are the four quarters of a fiction exam planning page? note: SC = Success Criteria

SC, story star or senses box, 5-point plot plan, Easter egg notes

What are the six points of a story star?

Who, what, where, when, why, how

Which sentence includes a simile?

He ran as fast as a cheetah during the race.

How many sections are in each paper?

2 sections; Section A and Section B

What is unique about the 5-point plot plan?

They work best when written in reverse order

What is the purpose of "Easter egg notes" in planning?

Foreshadowing, listing possibly useful literary devices seen elsewhere

What did Ms. Karen say her preferred exam breakfast included?

Bowl of steamed pasta and a tiny, baby mars bar

Why is creating your own success criteria important for revising your writing in an exam?

Clear checklist to check your writing against, making editing more effectiv

Which of these is a ‘best’ short answer response?

A tense atmosphere is created through the violent verbs used to describe ..

What are the four quarters of a non-fiction exam planning page? note: SC = Success Criteria

SC, who-what-where-when-why-how, text structure outline, Easter egg notes

Which phrase uses strong word choice?

The ferocious dog let out a thunderous bark.

Which of the following is an example of alliteration?

The air smelled of seaweed and salt

What is "narrative inversion"?

B) Retelling a known story from a different perspective

Which sentence structure creates the most suspense?

Slowly, creaking, the door opened.

What is the first thing I will do after I have written my name and open the exam paper?

Turn to section B and read the extended writing question

What does the 6 senses box help with?

C) Enhancing descriptive writing

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1
What is the second thing I will do after I have written my name and open the exam paper?
Start reading the text insert
Split the planning page to create an easter egg notes section
Turn to section B and read the extended writing question
Sharpen my pencil
2
Paper 1 is based on what type of text/s?
Factual
Non-fiction
Fiction
Fantasy
3
Which type of imagery is in the sentence: "The scent of fresh bread filled the air"?
Tactile
Auditory
Olfactory
Visual
4
When are you sitting your English Paper 1 exam?
Tuesday, April 8th, 10:15am
Tuesday, April 8th, 10:15am
Monday, April 7th, 8:05am
Monday, April 7th, 10:15am
5
What are the four quarters of a fiction exam planning page? note: SC = Success Criteria
SC, story star or senses box, 5-point plot plan, Easter egg notes
SC, senses box, 5-point plot plan, Easter egg notes
SC, story structure, 6-point story star, setting description
SC, newspaper format, story arc, editing notes
6
How long is each of your English exams?
1 hour
1 hour 30 minutes
1 hour 10 minutes
35 minutes
7
When are you sitting your English Paper 2 exam?
Monday, April 7th, 10:15am
Tuesday, April 8th, 10:15am
Tuesday, April 8th, 10:15am
Monday, April 7th, 8:05am
8
What are the six points of a story star?
Who, what, where, when, why, how
Introduction, rising action, climax, falling action, conclusion, theme
Setting, plot, characters, conflict, resolution, theme
Characters, setting, tension, rising action, climax, ending
9
Which sentence includes a simile?
The shadows crept along the walls.
He ran as fast as a cheetah during the race.
Her eyes were a deep ocean, full of mystery.
The trees danced in the wind.
10
What is the third thing I will do after I have written my name and open the exam paper?
Turn to section B and read the extended writing question
Split the planning page to create an easter egg notes section
Turn to section A and read the questions
Start reading the text insert
11
What literary device is used in "The sun smiled down on us"?
Alliteration
Personification
Simile
Metaphor
12
How many sections are in each paper?
5 sections; Section A, Section B, Section C, Section D and Section E
13 sections
4 sections; Section A, Section B, Section C and Section D
2 sections; Section A and Section B
13
What is unique about the 5-point plot plan?
It must use only three sentences per point
It does not require a climax
It follows the traditional story arc
They work best when written in reverse order
14
What is the purpose of "Easter egg notes" in planning?
To rewrite sentences for later use
To summarize
To list spelling words for the piece
Foreshadowing, listing possibly useful literary devices seen elsewhere
15
What did Ms. Karen say her preferred exam breakfast included?
Bowl of steamed pasta and a tiny, baby mars bar
Bowl of steamed rice and pork
Vegemite on toast
Bowl of steamed rice and a tiny, baby snickers bar
16
Which of these is an example of onomatopoeia?
The room was a jungle of noise.
Bang! The door slammed shut.
Her smile was as bright as the sun.
The wind whispered through the trees.
17
Why is creating your own success criteria important for revising your writing in an exam?
It saves time by skipping the revision process.
Helps you memorise marking scheme then you don't need to look at it again
Clear checklist to check your writing against, making editing more effectiv
It ensures you write as much as possible.
18
Which of these is a ‘best’ short answer response?
The writer describes the storm.
A tense atmosphere is created through the violent verbs used to describe ..
Storms are dangerous and often appear in books.
The writer uses strong adjectives to describe the storm.
19
What writing method is used for newspaper articles?
Five-paragraph essay format
Circular story method
Step-by-step explanation method
Inverted triangle method
20
What does I.E.A stand for in the 3-step writer’s effect method?
Interpret, Expand, Apply
Identify, Example, Answer
Illustrate, Examine, Argue
Identify, Explain, Analyse
21
Which element helps uncover the mood of a passage?
Sentence structure
All of the above
Word choice
Figurative language
22
What are the four quarters of a non-fiction exam planning page? note: SC = Success Criteria
SC, senses box, 5-point plot plan, who-what-where-when-why-how
SC, inverted triangle, who-what-when-why-how, story arc
SC, who-what-where-when-why-how, text structure outline, Easter egg notes
SC, story star or senses box, 5-point plot plan, Easter egg notes
23
In the inverted triangle method, where should the most newsworthy information go?
At the end
Throughout
In the middle
At the beginning
24
Which phrase uses strong word choice?
The dog made a sound.
The animal was barking.
The ferocious dog let out a thunderous bark.
It was a scary dog and it barked loudly.
25
What effect does short, abrupt sentences create?
A sense of urgency or tension
A detailed description
A humorous mood
A calm and peaceful tone
26
Which of the following is an example of alliteration?
He had a heart of stone.
The air smelled of seaweed and salt
Tangerines
The waves crashed against the rocks.
27
What is "narrative inversion"?
C) Using a flashback to start a story
A) Telling a well-known story backwards
D) Changing a story’s setting without altering the plot
B) Retelling a known story from a different perspective
28
Which sentence structure creates the most suspense?
The door opened, and she stepped inside.
There was a door. She opened it.
She opened the door and stepped into the room.
Slowly, creaking, the door opened.
29
What is the first thing I will do after I have written my name and open the exam paper?
Take a nap
Turn to section B and read the extended writing question
Sharpen my pencil
Start reading the text insert
30
Paper 2 is based on what type of text/s?
Fiction
Friction
Non-Factual
Non-fiction
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What does the 6 senses box help with?
B) Structuring an argument
C) Enhancing descriptive writing
A) Writing a news report
D) Summarising key ideas

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