Gcse English Language Quiz 21 (25 MCQs)

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1. What is the main focus of Paper 1?
2. How many marks (roughly) do you need to achieve a grade 4 over both papers?
3. Read Text 1 and evaluate how successfully the writer makes watching the bicycle race seem exciting and entertaining in lines 2-10.
4. Define this word:Foreground
5. What does 'embedding' the evidence mean?
6. What is a key element to remember for achieving high marks in Question 5?
7. Responding to questions & feedback is important for writers because .....
8. What do you not have to include in your Paper 2 Question 2 answer?
9. What does SWER stand for?
10. Which part of a text introduces the setting and characters?
11. What is the main purpose of Paper 1 Section B?
12. Personification is .....
13. How many marks is each paper worth?
14. What does "Summarise" require you to do?
15. Read Text 1 and Identify four things the bicycle riders did during the race.
16. Why is it important to read the extract before the questions?
17. In which paper will your receive 16 marks for comparing the ideas of two texts?
18. What is the main focus of Paper 1 Question 4 in the GCSE English Language exam?
19. 'The trees were like soldiers standing to attention' is an example of a .....
20. Paper 1 Question 1 is tick the 4 statements which are true.True or False?
21. In which exam will you compare two unseen poems?
22. If you were preparing for the Writing Section (Section B) of Paper 1, what type of writing would you most likely practice?
23. Read the following extract from a fictional text. "The rain hammered against the window, drowning out all other sounds."Which word in the extract shows the intensity of the rain?
24. Which feature is commonly found in a biography?
25. What is the effect of using a first-person narrative?