Reading
Writing
Grammar
Spelling
Forms
100

How many marks is Question 1 worth?

3

100

What does P.A.F stand for?

Purpose, Audience, Form

100

When should you use a capital letter?

The beginning of a sentence & proper nouns.
100

Spell the word for "a person who has been forced to leave their country in order to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster."

Refugee

100

What are the 3 Forms we reviewed for Question 3?

Formal Letter, Article, and Speech
200

If Question 2 is worth 10 marks, how many pieces of evidence should you use?

10

200

How long should you spend planning your writing?

5 minutes

200

When should you use apostrophes?

Contractions & to show possession.

200

Spell the word for "the ability to understand and share the feelings of another."

Empathy

200

What goes at the beginning of an article?

Headline

300

How long should I spend answering part 1 (Question 1 and 2)?

30 minutes (about half of the exam)

300

What are the four (4) purposes of writing?

Writing to... persuade, advise, inform, describe.

300

Identify the correct word:

I left (there/their/they're) books on the table.

their
300

Spell the word for "the second month of the year."

February

300

What goes in the top right of a formal letter?

Your (writer's) address

400

What response structure should I use for answering Question 2?

1) Place the quote; 2) Embed the quote; 3) Explain and link to the question.
400

What does the 'E' in DAFOREST stand for?

Emotive language

400

What type of sentence is this: "Although it was raining, she went for a walk"?

Complex

400

Spell the word(s) for "a question asked for effect or to make a point, rather than to get an answer."

Rhetorical Question

400

How many main points should you make in a speech?

3

500

True or False: I should answer Question 1 in full sentences.

False (simply write the answer right from the text).

500

For Question 3, what is the first step in planning your answer?

Writing down as many ideas as possible (brainstorming).

500

What acronym do we use for remembering conjunctions? Bonus point: Can you list them all?

FANBOYS (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so)

500

Spell the word for "the repetition of the same sound or letter at the beginning of closely connected words."

Alliteration

500

What can you use to organize paragraphs in an article?

subheadings