English language

For what?
The actual sources? Or the questions?

They're very similar every year, and the first 4 questions follow this pattern:

1. "What do you learn/understand about ....... from the article .... ."
2. "Explain how the headline and picture, with caption, are effective and how they link to the text."
3. "Explain some of the thoughts and feelings ..... has about/during ..... ."
4. "Compare the ways in which language is used for effect in the two texts. Give some examples and analyse the effects."

The next 2 questions are more random:
Question 5 will always be something like "Your local newspaper has asked readers to describe/explain ..... . (or 'Write an article/blog for .... .') and it will then say something like "Describe/explain your experiences of ..... ."
Basically, you have to use descriptive writing techniques.
Question 6 will probably be asking you to persuade, inform or argue a certain point of view. For example, "Many people now .... and ..... . Argue for or against the views expressed in this quotation. Your article/blog will appear in ......"

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