Where is the link in a passage usually located?
In the centre
What formula is used to answer sentence structure questions?
Q.T.A
What might an introduction have that makes it effective?
–Introduce main ideas / the focus of the text
–Introduce the writer’s opinion / stance on the topic
–Use imagery / features of sentence structure (say why this feature has been used)
–Involve the reader e.g. through use of second person ‘you’
–Create interest / shock / arouse sympathy / anger
What makes a conclusion effective?
1.Sums up
2.Refers back to the topic of the passage
3.Refers back to something that is mentioned in the introduction – the passage goes full circle.
4.Is short
5.Has a strong tone that reiterates the writer’s view/attitude/feelings
How do we answer own words questions?
What is an example of a word that tells us the sentence is a linking sentence.
But, despite, however...
What do we call this: ()
parenthesis
How do we answer effective introduction questions?
“QUOTE” provides an effective introduction because the writer explains ______________________ below.
How many marks are effective conclusion questions worth and where do you get the marks?
1 mark for quoting
1 for explaining using evidence from the text
No, we want to find the writers main idea and use that to form our answer.
What is the structure of answering a linking question?
The expression/ word ________________________ refers to __________________ discussed in paragraph _______.
"She waited. Nothing happened. Not a sound. The house stood silent, breathless, as if it too were afraid."
What technique is in this passage?
Short sentence - shows tension
Fleetwood Mac is one of the most iconic and enduring bands in rock music history, known not only for their chart-topping hits but also for the personal drama and artistic evolution that shaped their sound.
Their 1977 album Rumours became a cultural phenomenon, blending heartfelt lyrics with unforgettable melodies. Behind the polished harmonies, however, lay a band navigating heartbreak, tension, and creative conflict — all of which fuelled their music and secured their legacy.
What makes the introduction effective?
Fleetwood Mac is one of the most iconic and enduring bands in rock music history - the writer explains the fame that the band had.
What sentence would you pick out for your quote?
In conclusion, protecting the environment is not just a responsibility — it is a necessity. From reducing pollution to conserving natural resources, our actions today directly impact the health of the planet for future generations. Whether through small daily changes or larger policy decisions, everyone has a role to play in creating a more sustainable world. By choosing to act now, we invest in a cleaner, safer, and more hopeful future for all living things.
In conclusion, protecting the environment is not just a responsibility — it is a necessity.
"In an age characterised by relentless technological advancement and an insatiable appetite for instant gratification, society appears increasingly detached from the virtues of reality.
In your own words, how does the writer describe out current age?
constant changes in technology has changed how people find pleasure.
Many people believe that success is purely the result of hard work and determination. Motivational speakers often repeat the idea that anyone can achieve their goals if they simply try hard enough.
Yet this view overlooks the significant role that privilege and circumstance play in shaping opportunities. Individuals with further resources are more likely to excel in life.
Where is the link?
Yet this view overlooks the significant role that privilege and circumstance play in shaping opportunities
"The committee — made up of parents, teachers, and pupils — met to discuss the new school policy, which had caused quite a stir."
How does the writer's sentence structure explain the importance of the meeting?