WorksheetsAQA Language Paper 2 Questions 1, 2 and 3
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
How many true statements do you have to find in question 1?
1
2
3
4
Tick all the appropriate synonyms for 'viewpoint.'
opinion
point of view
attitude
perspective
Which word is the adverb in this sentence:
"The pretty girl danced joyfully to My Chemical Romance"
Chemical
pretty
joyfully
danced
What is an adjective?
A word that ends in -ly
A person, place or thing
A describing word
Words in a sentence that start with the same sound
How many questions are there on Language Paper 2?
3
4
5
6
What is the name of Language Paper 2?
19th Century Fiction and Poetry
Explorations in Creative Reading and Writing
Shakespeare and Post-1914 Drama
Writers' Viewpoints and Perspectives
What is a 'point?' (the 'P' of P.E.Z.E)
A statement which makes clear your idea
A quotation
An explanation of your idea in some detail
Focusing in on one particular word
What is inference?
Summarising the text.
Retelling the text.
Reading between the lines and looking for clues.
Combining information.
Complete the example question 3: 'How does the writer use _______ to describe the tourists?'
structure
language
comparison
words
What does 'language' include? (Tick all that apply)
Word classes
Structural features
Linguistic devices
Sentence forms
What was the name of the writer who talked about the casinos in Vegas?
Chrissy Costanza
Daniel Defoe
Annabel Abbs
Bill Bryson
Which of these is NOT an example of a linguistic technique?
Emotive language
Alliteration
Focus shift
Personification
Complete the mock Question 2: "Use both sources to write a _________ of the __________ between London and Gibraltar".
breakdown, differences
summary, differences
explanation, differences
inference, differences
How do you spell...?
insatable
insatiabble
insatiable
insaitiable
How do you spell...?
vulnrable
vulnrabble
vulnreable
vulnerable
What is the definition of 'to acquiesce'?
something that differs from the norm
to hate, detest
to agree without protesting
eagerness, speed
What is the definition of 'insatiable'?
incapable of being satisfied
separated and narrow-minded
to prevent, restrain, stop
not suitable or capable, unqualified
