Gcse English Language Quiz 27 (25 MCQs)

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1. What aspects of the extract should you avoid discussing the Shakespeare extract question (Part A) and the 19th century novel extract question (Part A) (Christmas Carol/Jekyll and Hyde)?
2. What does the 'R' in DAFOREST stand for?
3. What is the primary focus when you "Explain" something?
4. What narrative voice is this sentence in ..... 'From my own experience in prison, I believe that things need to improve'
5. Which of the following should you not pay close attention to when writing your Imaginative Writing for GCSE Language Paper 1?
6. What does the "Show" stage of DSZL focus on?
7. How many exams do you sit for your GCSE English Language?
8. How long should you spend on question 1?
9. What should you focus on during the second reading of the extract?
10. Which keywords are associated with Level 4 in the GCSE English Language mark scheme?
11. What is the purpose of "Support" in the context provided?
12. Which of these is a language feature?
13. On which question do you analyse structure only?
14. How long do you have to complete Paper 2?
15. Which evidence suggests the presence has specific knowledge of the students?
16. Q2 might ask you to summarise the similarities OR the differences between a particular thing in the two sources.
17. Which of the following is NOT mentioned as an organisational feature for Lower Level 2 (7-9 marks)?
18. Which word is the verb in the following sentence?'The old man stumbled home in the darkness'
19. Which assessment objective requires students to evaluate texts critically and support this with appropriate textual references?
20. In the context of reading skills, what does 'Analysis' primarily involve?
21. How many marks are awarded for Q5
22. What is the most common reason students do not perform well in their exams?
23. What should you include in a viewpoint article?
24. Which of the following words is an antonym for "serene" ?
25. What is the effect of zooming in on a small detail?