Listening
Aspect-based summary
Analysis
Composition
Stylistic Devices
100

Number of correct answers in multiple-choice-tasks.

only one

100

This needs to be in the introdcutory sentence. 

Information on 

a. the title,

b. the author,

c. the date of publication,

d. the text type of the original text,

e. the main idea/topic/problem of the original text

100

Typical operational verbs for a (non-)literary analysis.

Analyse, examine, write, contrast

100

70:30 indicates...

assess

100

Repetition of initial consonant sounds

What is an alliteration?

200

First task in the listening comprehension.

Multiple matching

200

The tense you use to write an aspect-based summary.

Present tense

200

The structure of a paragraph. 

Topic sentence, evidence, analyse evidence/ example, wrap-up

200

Difference between plain argumentative texts and creative argumentative texts. 

tone, register, name, ...

200

Exaggeration of ideas

What is an hyperbole?

300

If the student provides more solutions than required, the task is considered incorrect if...

if not all of the given solutions are correct.

300

Things not to do in an aspect-based summary.

Include "I" or a personal opinion. Use whole chunks of words from the original text. Give too many details. 

300

Difference between and examples for literary and non-literary texts.

examples literary texts: poem, novels, short stories, fairy tales, drama, myths and legends, fables

example non-literary texts: speech, article, blog, cartoon, opinion columns, emails, letters etc.

300

Typical operational verbs for argumentative texts. 

Discuss, comment on, assess, evaluate 

300

A question which is meant to be unanswered.

What is a rhetorical question?

400

The number of listening comprehension rounds per task.

two

400

Typical operational verbs for aspect-based summaries.

Outline, describe, summarise, sum up. 

400

Different narrative perspectives.

1st person, 2nd person, 3rd person limited, 3rd person objective, 3rd person omniscient, multiple person

400

Creative argumentative text types.

letter (to the editor), email, article, blog, speech, 

400

Comparing to things using the word "like" or "as"

What is a simile?

500

In this task, you need not write complete sentences. 

Short Answer Questions

500

The end of your aspect-based summary. 

There is no need to write a conclusion, nor should you comment on the original text. 

500

Main goal of writing an analysis. 

Explain how a variety of literary means/ stylistic devices contribute to the meaning of a text and to explain the effect this has on the reader

500

Difference between formal correspondence, letter to the editor and personal correspondence. 

greeting, remarks, appropriate valediction, tone, register

500

when an idea or animal is given human characteristics.

What is a personification?

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