, What technique to biased writers use? - CORRECT ANSWERS-They use hyperboles
and generalisations
Why do biased writers use a hyperbole? - CORRECT ANSWERS-They use it to
accentuate their meaning to the reader so they're on their side.
What are generalisations? - CORRECT ANSWERS-They are sweeping statements that
aren't true
What do you do in question 1 in paper 1 - CORRECT ANSWERS-You pick out implicit
and explicit information from the text it tells you to pick it from about that thing.
What do you do in paper 1 question 2 - CORRECT ANSWERS-You are explaining how
the writer uses language to 'reveal' it's purposes to the reader.
What do you do in paper 1 question 3? - CORRECT ANSWERS-You explain the
method the writer has used to create structure.
What do you do in paper 1 question 4? - CORRECT ANSWERS-You say if you agree
with the students response then say why you do by picking the quote and saying the
methods and how they have used it.
What do you do in paper 2 question 1? - CORRECT ANSWERS-You tick the amount of
boxes it tells you to tick, which are true from the lines you were told to read from.
What do you do in paper 2 question 2 - CORRECT ANSWERS-You have to pick out
implicit and explicit quotes then compare the quotes from source A and B by
summarising from both texts
What do you do in paper 2 question 3 - CORRECT ANSWERS-You need to write how
the writer uses language to achieve effects and influence the reader.
What do you do in paper 2 Question 4? - CORRECT ANSWERS-You need to compare
the writers perspectives and attitudes by identifying it.
How much time do you need for question 1 in paper 1? - CORRECT ANSWERS-5 mins
How much time do you need for question 2 and 3 in paper 1 ? - CORRECT ANSWERS-
10 mins
How much time do you need for question 4 in paper 1 ? - CORRECT ANSWERS-20
mins
How much marks do you get for question 1 paper 1? - CORRECT ANSWERS-4 marks
and generalisations
Why do biased writers use a hyperbole? - CORRECT ANSWERS-They use it to
accentuate their meaning to the reader so they're on their side.
What are generalisations? - CORRECT ANSWERS-They are sweeping statements that
aren't true
What do you do in question 1 in paper 1 - CORRECT ANSWERS-You pick out implicit
and explicit information from the text it tells you to pick it from about that thing.
What do you do in paper 1 question 2 - CORRECT ANSWERS-You are explaining how
the writer uses language to 'reveal' it's purposes to the reader.
What do you do in paper 1 question 3? - CORRECT ANSWERS-You explain the
method the writer has used to create structure.
What do you do in paper 1 question 4? - CORRECT ANSWERS-You say if you agree
with the students response then say why you do by picking the quote and saying the
methods and how they have used it.
What do you do in paper 2 question 1? - CORRECT ANSWERS-You tick the amount of
boxes it tells you to tick, which are true from the lines you were told to read from.
What do you do in paper 2 question 2 - CORRECT ANSWERS-You have to pick out
implicit and explicit quotes then compare the quotes from source A and B by
summarising from both texts
What do you do in paper 2 question 3 - CORRECT ANSWERS-You need to write how
the writer uses language to achieve effects and influence the reader.
What do you do in paper 2 Question 4? - CORRECT ANSWERS-You need to compare
the writers perspectives and attitudes by identifying it.
How much time do you need for question 1 in paper 1? - CORRECT ANSWERS-5 mins
How much time do you need for question 2 and 3 in paper 1 ? - CORRECT ANSWERS-
10 mins
How much time do you need for question 4 in paper 1 ? - CORRECT ANSWERS-20
mins
How much marks do you get for question 1 paper 1? - CORRECT ANSWERS-4 marks
