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Revision - IGCSE

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When summarising, you should use your own words

a)

True - paraphrasing is essential, though you can use key words

b)

False - you can just copy main ideas from the original text.

2.

In a summary, you must add your opinion about the text as a conclusion.

a)

True, otherwise a summary is not complete.

b)

False, you must not add any extra information or ideas

3.

You must not include quotations from the original text.

a)

True. Only paraphrasing is allowed.

b)

False, you might include a limited number of quotations.


4.

How many ideas can you identify in the text approximately? (summary writing )

a)

2-3

b)

4-5

c)

6-7

d)

10-12

5.

Directed writing/extended response:

What does "VARPF" stand for?

a)

Vocabulary

Accuracy

Reading

Pronunciation

Formation

b)

Voice

Audience

Register

Purpose

Format

c)

Variety

Article

Report

Prompt

Formality

d)

View

Alliteration

Repetition

Punctuation

Foreshadowing

6.

Directed Writing - What do you need to pay attention to when reading the task?

a)

Who you are writing to (audience)

b)

What you are writing (text type)

c)

Why you are writing (purpose)

d)

Why you are writing (purpose)

7.

Writing a journal - Which of these features should you use?

a)

rethorical questions

b)

idioms and colloquial language

c)

5 W's

d)

Anecdotes, humour, emotive language

8.

Writing a journal - How should you start?

a)

By writing "Dear...,"

b)

By writing the date

c)

By greeting the audience

9.

What do you include in a journal?

a)

a record of events

b)

your opinion on something

c)

relevant information

10.

Which point of view should you use in a journal?

a)

first person

b)

third person

11.

Writing a speech - Which of these features should you use?

a)

rethorical questions and hypophoras

b)

Address the audience and use emotive language

c)

anecdotes - repetition

d)

5 Ws

12.

What should you do at the beginning and at the end of your speech?

a)

state your opinion

b)

greet and thank your audience

c)

use statistics and evidence

13.

What could be the purpose of a formal letter?

a)

persuasive

b)

argumentative

c)

informative

14.

How should you start your letter?

a)

If it is formal, "Dear Sir/Madam" (if you do not know the person)

b)

If it is formal, "Dear Mr. ___" (if you know the person's name)

c)

If it is informal, "Dear Mr. ___" (if you know the person's name)

d)

If it is informal, "Dear (name)"

15.

Which is the correct punctuation after "Dear (name)"?

a)

colon

b)

comma

c)

semi-colon

d)

stop

16.

When closing a formal letter, which of these greetings is/are correct?

a)

“Yours sincerely,” (if you know the name of the addressee)

b)

“Yours sincerely,” (if you don't know the name of the addressee)

c)

“Yours faithfully,” (if you don’t know the name of the addressee)

d)

“Yours faithfully,” (if you know the name of the addressee)

17.

Writing a newspaper report - Which features should be included?

a)

Emotive language

b)

5 W's

c)

3rd person

d)

Direct/Reported speech

18.

What do you need to add at the very beginning of a newspaper report?

a)

a sub-heading

b)

a rethorical question

c)

a catchy headline

19.

If you have to write an interview, you should...

a)

change the questions given in your own words

b)

add extra questions to enrich your interview

c)

answer the questions given exactly as they are

d)

go beyond the questions and include more dialogue

20.

Which of the following elements should you use in interview writing?

a)

Informal/colloquial language

b)

reported speech

c)

anecdotes and emotive language

d)

imperatives or commands