What are the first things you should be before beginning your narrative?

Read through all the titles, decide on your best one and make a brief plan.

In a narrative, paragraphs are...

used to show a change in topic, time, place or character.

What should the characters in your narrative be like?

Only a few characters which are believable

what kind of events should you include in your narrative?

Simple, everyday events made interesting

How should you approach the extract for the reading section?

Read, box the specfic lines, highlight specific quotes and briefly analyse.

How should you approach language analysis in your answer?

Can mention techniques, as long as the analysis is brief and meaningful

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GCSE English Language Eduqas Paper 1

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1
"Paper 1 is the non-fiction paper"
False
True
2
Approximately, how many words should your narrative be?
350-400 words
550-600 words
150-200 words
50-100 words
3
What writing structure should you use for the 10 mark questions?
PEE
PETAL
DAFOREST
4
What are the first things you should be before beginning your narrative?
Answer the first title which is listed
write a narrative for every title
Read through all the titles, decide on your best one and make a brief plan.
Read through the titles and begin writing without planning.
5
In a narrative, paragraphs are...
Optional
used to show a change in topic, time, place or character.
used to show a change in topic
Used at random points in a narrative
6
How many marks is the narrative worth in section B?
50
30
40
60
7
How many marks is question 1 worth in Section A?
5
7
10
8
8
What should the characters in your narrative be like?
Only a few characters which are believable
Characters which are not realistic in any way
Many characters all with lots of drama
9
Where should your evidence come from?
The beginning and the middle of the extract
Just the beginning of the extract
Beginning and end of the extract
Across the whole extract
10
How many questions are there in Section A?
4
7
8
5
11
Question five of section A will ask you to:
Describe an impression
Compare and contrast
Evaluate a statement
Retrieve explicit information
12
what kind of events should you include in your narrative?
Simple, everyday events made interesting
futuristic and fantasy based events
Over the top and dramatic events
There shouldn't be any events at all
13
How should you approach the extract for the reading section?
Skim read the whole text, highlight long quotes and analyse.
Read the text, highlight quotes and give lots of in-depth analysis.
Read, box the specfic lines, highlight specific quotes and briefly analyse.
14
How should you approach language analysis in your answer?
Must include language techniques for every quote
Should mention when the writer uses a verb, adjective or noun.
Should not include any language analysis
Can mention techniques, as long as the analysis is brief and meaningful
15
Which is the ideal time span for your narrative?
A year
A week
A month
A day
16
How many quotes should you include in a 10 mark question?
3-4
1-3
10-12
6-8

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