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Paper 2 Question 1

Paper 2 Question 1

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​Paper 2

Question 1​

Year 11 IGCSE

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Fill in the Blanks

How much time should you spend on Paper 2 Question 1?

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Fill in the Blanks

How many marks is Question 1 of Paper 2 worth?

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Open Ended

How many different text types are there?

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Poll

What do you need to practice most?

Timing

Getting rid of FLOOF

SPAG

Adding more linguistic devices

Finding correct information

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​Find the "opinion"

Sophisticated travellers visit museums. Forget beautiful parks, and trendy cafés – what tourists really want, you’re told by the tour guide, is to spend an ‘unforgettable hour’ inside the city’s thrill-a-minute Pencil Museum. Apparently, it hosts drawing workshops for families and the biggest pencil collection in the world ... can’t wait.

IGCSE Year 10 English

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​Find the "opinion"

Sophisticated travellers visit museums. Forget beautiful parks, and trendy cafés – what tourists really want, you’re told by the tour guide, is to spend an ‘unforgettable hour’ inside the city’s thrill-a-minute Pencil Museum. Apparently, it hosts drawing workshops for families and the biggest pencil collection in the world ... can’t wait.

IGCSE Year 10 English

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Open Ended

Summarise the "opinion" you have found in your own words in the style of a letter

Sophisticated travellers visit museums. Forget beautiful parks, and trendy cafés – what tourists really want, you’re told by the tour guide, is to spend an ‘unforgettable hour’ inside the city’s thrill-a-minute Pencil Museum. Apparently, it hosts drawing workshops for families and the biggest pencil collection in the world ... can’t wait.

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​Mark this response

Hi mum,

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Only sophisticated turists go to museums. No body really wants to go and the only reason people go is because tour guides tell you its unforgetable. It's well boring. They tell you there's loads of stuff to do but I never want to go. Bye.

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Open Ended

How many marks would you give this response /40?

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​Mark this response

Hi mum,

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Only sophisticated turists go to museums. No body really wants to go and the only reason people go is because tour guides tell you its unforgetable. It's well boring. They tell you there's loads of stuff to do but I never want to go. Bye.

Some text here about the topic of discussion

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Writing - 10

Sometimes effective style. (W1)

Ideas generally well sequenced. (W2)

Range of vocabulary is adequate and sometimes effective. (W3)

Sometimes effective register for audience and purpose. (W4)

Spelling, punctuation and grammar generally accurate though with some errors. (W5)

Reading - 14

​Marks I Gave

Year 10 IGCSE English

Some successful evaluation of ideas and opinions, both explicit and implicit. (R1, R2, R3)

A thorough response, supported by a detailed selection of relevant ideas from the text. (R3, R5)

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​How could you improve this?

Hi mum,

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Only sophisticated turists go to museums. No body really wants to go and the only reason people go is because tour guides tell you its unforgetable. It's well boring. They tell you there's loads of stuff to do but I never want to go. Bye.

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​My improvement

Hi Mum,

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Only cultured tourists go to museums. No body really has the desire to go and the only reason some visitors visit them is because more often than not, they are bribed by tour guides who market the experience as once-in-a-lifetime. However, it's tediuos. They tell you there's a plethora of activities but I don't see the appeal.

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Lots of love,

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Miss Sinclair​

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Year 10 IGCSE English

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​Finish your Q1 Paper 2
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Make sure you include the improvements and feedback you know you need!

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