Gcse English Language Quiz 14 (46 MCQs)

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1. Which character first suggests a mundane explanation for the sounds behind the door?
2. What can the use of long, difficult words in dialogue indicate about a character?
3. The detail that most strongly hints at an external threat beyond the classroom is .....
4. In Q3, it's good to be able to identify language devices/techniques/features such as metaphor, but you should also look out for .....
5. Which discourse marker is best for talking about similarities between texts?
6. What is the main skill assessed in Section B of Paper 2?
7. Why should you use statistics in your persuasive writing?
8. What is the main theme of the article, Text 2?
9. Which of the following is NOT a purpose of a text?
10. Which one of the words below is spelt correctly?
11. Evaluations need to look at the beginning, middle and end
12. What do you do on English Language Paper 1 Question 1?
13. How should you use evidence in your response to Paper 1 Question 4?
14. What is the purpose of using 'emotive language' in writing?
15. What is the effect of the simile 'like the symptoms of a skin disease' in describing the hyena's spots?
16. What is the main focus of Paper 2 Question 4?
17. Which type of narrator uses 'I' or 'me'?
18. In Text 2, what is the writer's perspective on the role of sports in education?
19. The writer has structured the text to create tension by:
20. Which of the following is an example of a metaphor:a) The world is a stage b) As brave as a lion c) The wind howled d) The stars twinkled
21. 'Video games are destructive, anti social and bad for children' is an example of a .....
22. Which is an example of a shift in time?
23. If the question asks me to "discuss" the statement, I need to include
24. Which of the following is NOT typically part of the AQA GCSE English Language exam?
25. Which phrase best captures the overall tone of each extract?
26. Which of the following is a suggested linking word for showing similarity?
27. In Source A, the phrase 'a ship that's enormous, and on fire, and that no one has really taught you how to sail' mainly suggests that the writer feels:
28. Which dynamic verbs are used to describe the hyena's running, emphasizing its speed and strength?
29. What does the PEEL structure stand for?
30. How long should you spend on the writing section of each paper?
31. According to the GCSE English Language-8700/1-Sample Mark Scheme, what is required for a student to receive Level 0?
32. For a how does the writer/impressions$^{ }$question, what do I need to do?
33. Question 3:What does question 3 ask you about?
34. Read the following extract from a fictional text. "Sunlight streamed through the curtains, casting golden patterns on the floor."Which word in the extract describes the colour of the patterns?
35. What percentage of the GCSE English Language qualification does Reading Fiction account for?
36. Which of these is a good exam strategy?
37. Which of these writers would not come up in the GCSE Language Paper 19th century unseen text?
38. How long should you spend planning your response for Question 5?
39. What is the purpose of the 'Point' in PEEZL?
40. Paper 2's extracts are .....
41. Which of the following is a common structural feature?
42. Name two comparative connectives mentioned in the guide.
43. What is an anti-climax in the context of the passage?
44. Which option best describes the effect of a semantic field?
45. Question 2:What method have we suggested that you use to answer Q2?
46. When will you receive your results?