20th Century Literary Reading - English Language Component 1 Flashcards

1
Q

How to tackle Question 1?

List five things you learn about Emma in these lines. (5 marks)

A

1/2 mins

  • Ruler off the text specified
  • list 6-7 phrases
  • Write answer in bullet points
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How to tackle Question 2?

What impressions does the writer create of Emma and Robbie? (5 marks)

A

point
2 short quotes
single word analysis

do this X 4/5

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-How to tackle Question 3?

How does the writer show the character of Emma in these lines? You should write about:
*what Emma does in these lines
*the writer’s use of language to show her character (10 marks)

A
  • The section of text is tracked carefully

point
short quote
general analysis
short quote
single word analysis

x7/8

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How to tackle Question 4?

How does the writer make these lines exciting and dramatic?

You should write about:

*what happens in these lines to build excitement and drama
*the writer’s use of language and structure to create excitement and drama
*the effects on the reader (10 marks)

A

Aim for 7 developed points with 14 SHORT quotes
- Accompany quotes with brief analysis
- The section of text is tracked carefully

point
short quote
general analysis
short quote
single word analysis

x7/8

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How to tackle Question 5?

“The writer uses the walk to Wreck Island to show a change in both Emma and Robbie.” How far do you agree with this view?
[10]

You should write about:

*your thoughts and feelings about how Emma and Robbie are presented in these lines and in the passage as a whole
*how the writer has created these thoughts and feelings

A
  • give your opinion at start - say mostly agree
  • Aim for 7 developed points with 14 SHORT quotes
  • Accompany quotes with brief analysis
  • break it up into beginning, middle and end
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