Language Paper 1

Question 1

What Type of Question is Question 2?

Answer 1

A language analysis question

Question 2

What does this mean?

Answer 2

This means you must always quote, embedded quotations and name technique you are talking about.

Question 3

What are the 4 things you should do on question 2?

Answer 3

Always write about imagery (sysnthesia which is the senses which are brought to life) pathetic fallacy

2) Always refer to individual words
3) Find a long complex sentence, especially one with listed descripitions
4) Comment on the effect of Contrast or Juxtaposition, which will be in any description.

Question 4

What are the 2 most important things in getting the Perspective answers?

Answer 4

1) Write about writers purpose

2) Use tentative language ‘perhaps to suggest your interpretation of the effect or purpose (evaluating)

Question 5

What does SOAPAIMS stand for?

Answer 5

Similie
Onamotpoetia 
Alitiertation 
Personfication 
Adjectives 
Imagery
Metaphors
Sense

Question 6

What does Could mean in the Question 2?

Answer 6

Must

Question 7

If there is not Complex sentences what is the effect?

Answer 7

This is because they want to be fast paced, straight in action driving you to the climax.

Question 8

What is their 100% of in a description?

Answer 8

YOU WILL ALWAYS CONTRAST AS A LANGUAGE TECHNIQUE

Question 9

What is the Mark scheme of Say at Question 2?

Answer 9

1) Must be detailed (Language)
2) Write about Writers purpose
3) Subject terimonlogy

Question 10

What is Question 3?

Answer 10

Structure

Question 11

What is the Exact question for Question 3?

Answer 11

Structure you interest you as a reader

Question 12

What does the Writer desperately want you to write about in Question 3?

Answer 12

About the ending, it will help you reevaluate what you thought in the beginning.

Question 13

What do the Examiners want you to think in Question 3?

Answer 13

How does this part influence, we thinking about the whole text. ( why does that happen here) and also why the ending is like how it is.

Question 14

What are the 3 advice’s of Structure?

Answer 14

1) Look at the sequence - why do we find out what happens in a particular order.
2) Why do we look at these particular perspectives
3) Why does it begin in this way and end that way?, not naming parts, but explaining of parts.

Question 15

How do you make sure you write about an overall in Structure at the start?

Answer 15

1) Leave 3 or 4 at the beginning of your answer to your overview.
2) When you get to the end of your answer you will have worked on why the whole structure is the way it is.
3) Go back to the beginning and describe the whole structure, saying why it is constructed this way it is.

Question 16

Why is contrast important in Question 3?

Answer 16

It is a feature of structure, explaining why contrast is there and how it makes you think or feel.

Question 17

What do Examiners like in Question 3?

Answer 17

They love construct, think about how they constucted ( the story, how characters are constructed and how it makes a reader think or feel something)

Question 18

What is there very likely to be in Question 3?

Answer 18

Movement from a General to a specific or the opposite?

Question 19

What are 3 IMPORTANT TIPS for Question 3?

Answer 19

How is the writer made to make predictions which may be deliberately misleading ( FIT) Feel imagine and think

2) The order in which information is revealed or hidden, why did you have to include information where it.
3) Use tentative language ( might, could, perhaps)

Question 20

What does FIND SCRIPT mean?

Answer 20

Flashback and flash forwards 
Introduction 
Narrative perspectives 
Development of story
Shift in focus 
Conclusion 
Repetitions, patterns 
Inside links, sentence types 
Perspective change
Time

Question 21

What is Question 4?

Answer 21

A statement

Question 22

What is the main skill of Question 4 ?

Answer 22

Evaluation which means explain in detail, one way to do this is offer alternative explanations.

Question 23

What is the Mark scheme of Question 4?

Answer 23

1) Critical evaluates the text in a detailed way ( don’t have to have alternate interpretation)
2) Think about writers reasons
3) Offers examples from the text to explain views convincingly.

Question 24

Do you agree or disagree in this question?

Answer 24

Mostly agree and Partially disagree e.g. This writer is trying to…. but? and back with evidence.

Question 25

What must you do in Question 4?

Answer 25

Talk about methods, but evaluate the methods but also the examiner likes the methods of contrast and Narrative voice ( viewpoint and character we see it from)

Question 26

What are the phrases that show you are always evaluating?

Answer 26

Although
However
Might
Perhaps

Question 27

How do you get top Marks in Question 4?

Answer 27

Always evaluate throughout.

Question 28

What is the First way of planning?

Answer 28

Don’t have to think about what is in the image, but who your observer is ( the most interesting observer)
2) Use SOAPISMS to describe the object, use lots of imagery and always have a comparison to build tension.

Question 29

What is the Second way of Planning?

Answer 29

Use image, but use what it suggests and write all the ideas and figure which one appeals to you the most., finding contrasts and comparisons. Writing about Contrast will always give your ideas to write about a technique.

Question 30

What are the Most Powerful techniques of Question 5?

Answer 30

1) Concentrate on powerful verbs
2) Use abstract nouns in your metaphor
3) Link your verbs around an extended metaphor
4) Always create contrast, as this introduces conflict
5) Make images link together
6) Use powerful words from the poems
7) Pay attention to sounds of words