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i forgot what is on the paper 1 could someone explain what to revise for this my poems or what
Section A =
Section b =
????? help ?????
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Section b =
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For AQA English Language Paper 1
Section A: Reading
(These are the questions on non fiction/media texts)
Section B: Argue, Persuade or Advise
(You answer one question from section where you produce a piece of writing)
Section A: Reading
(These are the questions on non fiction/media texts)
Section B: Argue, Persuade or Advise
(You answer one question from section where you produce a piece of writing)
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is the first section on the source booklet aqa gave? or is it unseen ones?
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Paper 1: Section A-
Question 1 = how/ what is the writers main argument
Question 2 = how does the writer use fact and opinions (may be worded differently
Question 3 =Language and Linguistic Devices
Question 4 = Compare Presentational/ Organizational Devices
(Question 3 + 4 sometimes vary
Basically know 3 types of presentational devices 3 types organisational devices 3 types of language devices and that fact make articles more vaild and real and opinions influence and shock reader.
Section B - Always choose persuade.. it is the easiest to get marks in.
Remember
A - Alliteration and Anecdotes
F - Fact Opinion
O - You
R - Rhetorical Qs and Repetion
E - Examples and Experts
S - Statistics
T - Triplets
S - Slogans
M - Modal Verbs
I - Imperitive Verbs
E - Emotive Language
F - Flattery
For A* include Sarcasm and Counter Arguments
Basically do this and you've got an A*. Also put a one sentence paragraph in that will guarantee it
Question 1 = how/ what is the writers main argument
Question 2 = how does the writer use fact and opinions (may be worded differently
Question 3 =Language and Linguistic Devices
Question 4 = Compare Presentational/ Organizational Devices
(Question 3 + 4 sometimes vary
Basically know 3 types of presentational devices 3 types organisational devices 3 types of language devices and that fact make articles more vaild and real and opinions influence and shock reader.
Section B - Always choose persuade.. it is the easiest to get marks in.
Remember
A - Alliteration and Anecdotes
F - Fact Opinion
O - You
R - Rhetorical Qs and Repetion
E - Examples and Experts
S - Statistics
T - Triplets
S - Slogans
M - Modal Verbs
I - Imperitive Verbs
E - Emotive Language
F - Flattery
For A* include Sarcasm and Counter Arguments
Basically do this and you've got an A*. Also put a one sentence paragraph in that will guarantee it
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(Original post by DocWrock)
Paper 1: Section A-
Question 1 = how/ what is the writers main argument
Question 2 = how does the writer use fact and opinions (may be worded differently
Question 3 =Language and Linguistic Devices
Question 4 = Compare Presentational/ Organizational Devices
(Question 3 + 4 sometimes vary
Basically know 3 types of presentational devices 3 types organisational devices 3 types of language devices and that fact make articles more vaild and real and opinions influence and shock reader.
Section B - Always choose persuade.. it is the easiest to get marks in.
Remember
A - Alliteration and Anecdotes
F - Fact Opinion
O - You
R - Rhetorical Qs and Repetion
E - Examples and Experts
S - Statistics
T - Triplets
S - Slogans
M - Modal Verbs
I - Imperitive Verbs
E - Emotive Language
F - Flattery
For A* include Sarcasm and Counter Arguments
Basically do this and you've got an A*. Also put a one sentence paragraph in that will guarantee it
Paper 1: Section A-
Question 1 = how/ what is the writers main argument
Question 2 = how does the writer use fact and opinions (may be worded differently
Question 3 =Language and Linguistic Devices
Question 4 = Compare Presentational/ Organizational Devices
(Question 3 + 4 sometimes vary
Basically know 3 types of presentational devices 3 types organisational devices 3 types of language devices and that fact make articles more vaild and real and opinions influence and shock reader.
Section B - Always choose persuade.. it is the easiest to get marks in.
Remember
A - Alliteration and Anecdotes
F - Fact Opinion
O - You
R - Rhetorical Qs and Repetion
E - Examples and Experts
S - Statistics
T - Triplets
S - Slogans
M - Modal Verbs
I - Imperitive Verbs
E - Emotive Language
F - Flattery
For A* include Sarcasm and Counter Arguments
Basically do this and you've got an A*. Also put a one sentence paragraph in that will guarantee it
i got a away of remembering ur section B
" A MESIF FOREST"
(a massive forest) lol sticks in my head more!
Thanks man!
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(Original post by Picklocks)
i forgot what is on the paper 1 could someone explain what to revise for this my poems or what
Section A =
Section b =
????? help ?????
i forgot what is on the paper 1 could someone explain what to revise for this my poems or what
Section A =
Section b =
????? help ?????
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AQA English Language 9-1 GCSE Paper 1
Question 1 - find 4 facts in specific lines of text.
Question 2 - Technical Devices - how the author uses things like similes, metaphors, alliteration etc in the text, why and the effect on the reader, what is the inferred meaning.
Question 3 - Sentence structure - types, lengths, paragraphs, the analysis of the piece why things are put in that order, what it infers - things like isolated sentences, linear time, forshadowing.
Question 4 - Your opinion in agreement or against the point of view of another reading the text.
Question 5 - Creative writing - either write a description or a story inspired by the picture or statement given.
All about 1 text given.
Paper 2
This is based on 2 pieces of text and is different.
Question 1 - find 4 facts in specific lines of text.
Question 2 - Technical Devices - how the author uses things like similes, metaphors, alliteration etc in the text, why and the effect on the reader, what is the inferred meaning.
Question 3 - Sentence structure - types, lengths, paragraphs, the analysis of the piece why things are put in that order, what it infers - things like isolated sentences, linear time, forshadowing.
Question 4 - Your opinion in agreement or against the point of view of another reading the text.
Question 5 - Creative writing - either write a description or a story inspired by the picture or statement given.
All about 1 text given.
Paper 2
This is based on 2 pieces of text and is different.
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(Original post by Confused_London)
For AQA English Language Paper 1
Section A: Reading
(These are the questions on non fiction/media texts)
Section B: Argue, Persuade or Advise
(You answer one question from section where you produce a piece of writing)
For AQA English Language Paper 1
Section A: Reading
(These are the questions on non fiction/media texts)
Section B: Argue, Persuade or Advise
(You answer one question from section where you produce a piece of writing)
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