12 Mark iMedia Question

Look at the content and layout of this mindmap. What are TWO strengths?

• It is colourful and pretty

• It has an image of a sun and has a suitable central idea

• It has a suitable central idea and clear and relevant branches/sub-nodes

• It includes branches and the family members

Take a look at the mindmap and tell me TWO weaknesses...

• It is too colourful and does not use enough arrows

• It does not have any branches does not use enough arrows

• It is too colourful and there are no sub-nodes

• It does not have any sub-nodes and it is not detailed enough

Which one is correct in order for the candidate to achieve 9-12 marks on a 12 mark exam question?

• Candidates will explain the suitability of the mindmap for use by its target audience

• Candidates will describe the suitability of the mindmap for use by its target audience

• Candidates will identify the suitability of the mindmap for use by its target audience

Which candidate would only receive a level 1 (0-4 marks) for the 12 mark question?

• A candidate with few, if any, errors in spelling and punctuation

• A candidate with errors in spelling and punctuation, which may be intrusive

• A candidate with errors in spelling and punctuation, which may not be intrusive

What are the six main things that we would be looking for candidates to make reference to?

• 1.Structure 2.Layout 3.Clarity 4.Colour 5. 6.

• 1.Structure 2.Layout 3.Clarity 4.Fitness for purpose 5.Font types and styles 6.Suitability for target audience

When including any strengths and weaknesses of a pre-production product, which one will get you a Level 3 (9-12 marks)?

• The strengths and/or weaknesses are considered, showing some understanding of the pre-production product

• The strengths and/or weaknesses are considered, showing a poor understanding of the pre-production product

• The strengths and weaknesses are considered in equal weighting, showing a good understanding of the pre-production product

How many paragraphs should you aim to write in order to achieve 9-12 marks (level 3)?

• 1 paragraph

• 2 paragraphs

• 3 paragraphs

• 4 paragraphs