The Big Fat GCSE Quiz of the Year!

How many tasks are on the writing paper?

How long should you spend on each reading question?

What things should you identify before writing your story?

On the writing paper, what can you do to try and improve your marks?

How long should you spend on the writing task?

How long is your exam?

What should you do to save time in question 1 on the reading paper?

And when are your exams?

In the reading paper, you will be asked about your ......of something or someone?

And if asked about the impression you get from a text, what must you identify?

Are you going to achieve your GCSE?

On a reading question, if they ask you to refer to 'subject terminology' what does this mean?

How can you control the pace at which the audience reads your writing?

What did do in May half term to improve your chances of passing?

And on the reading paper, how can you check you have got the all of the available marks?

How many quotes should you try to include in questions 2,3,4 and 5?

What will you get graded on in the writing paper?

On the reading paper, what will the last question ask you to do?

And what piece of equipment should you have to support you in the reading exam?

How long should your story be?

In question 2 / 3, if asked to write about the author's attitude, what must you must identify?

After you have written a quote down, what should you then do?

What can you do to help you remember to use ROSEMAP and punctuation for effect?

What narrative stance should you write your story in?

How many questions are on the reading paper?