MARK SCHEME – GCSE ENGLISH LANGUAGE – 8700/2 – NOVEMBER 2018 8 0 2 You need to refer to Source A and Source B for this question. Both sources describe the similar ways in which drivers behave. Use details from both sources to write a summary of what you understand about the similar behaviour of the drivers. [8 marks] AO1
GCSE English Language Model Answers: English Language (8700) (NEW SPEC) Nov 2018. Paper 2. Q1. The writer lives in south-east London. As the car passed, the writer did not swerve. The writer soon caught up with the driver. The writer thought the driver’s actions had been pointless. ... By the cabmen ‘checking’ the cyclist at a crossroads ...
ENGLISH LANGUAGE Paper 2 Writers’ viewpoints and perspectives . Insert . The two sources that follow are: Source A: 21st Century non-fiction . All cyclists fear bad drivers . ... As well as cycling, I walk, use buses and trains, sometimes drive, occasionally get planes. My personality is not changed, or defined, by any of those.
Give 1-2 marks to those who identify and begin to comment on how and why Starmer -Smith believes cycling to be an enjoyable activity, e.g. he liked cycling in France when he was a child - but struggles to engage with the text and/or the question. Give 3-4 marks to those who identify and give straightforward comments showing how and why
The two source texts were based on the theme of transport, and on cycling in particular. Source A was an article from The Guardian newspaper in which the writer presents his views on the so-called ‘war on the roads’ between cyclists and motorists. It is informative and persuasive in purpose, and was effective in engaging the interest of ...
A video on the language question (HOW...) in paper 2 reading non-fiction. This uses the exam question, 'How does Charles Starmer-Smith show that cycling is a...
AQA Language Paper 2 Cycling. ... English. Age range: 14-16. Resource type: Lesson (complete) MrsCaffrey77. 3.00 1 reviews. Last updated. ... File previews. pdf, 1.05 MB pptx, 2.17 MB docx, 216.31 KB pdf, 273.58 KB docx, 14.89 KB. Series of lessons with resources based on the ‘cycling’ past paper from AQA. With worked/guided examples of ...
8700/2. GCSE ENGLISH LANGUAGE Paper 2 Writers’ viewpoints and perspectives . Insert . The two sources that follow are: Source A: 21st Century non-fiction . All cyclists fear bad drivers . ... As well as cycling, I walk, use buses and trains, sometimes drive, occasionally get planes. My personality is not changed, or defined, by any of those.
9) Section B - a lesson on the technique of ‘text-hugging’. Language Paper 2 bundle includes: 1) AQA Specimen 3 - Earthquakes and Aberfan (4 lessons) 3) AQA November 2018 exam - Cycling (4 lessons) 4) AQA June 2017 exam - Children growing up (4 lessons) 5) Additional resource comparing two extracts about factory hardships.
• The maximum mark for this paper is 80. • There are 40 marks for . Section A. and 40 marks for . Section B. • You are reminded of the need for good English and clear presentation in your answers. • You will be assessed on the quality of your. reading. in . Section A. • You will be assessed on the quality of your . writing. in ...
ENGLISH LANGUAGE Paper 2 Writers’ viewpoints and perspectives. 8700/2. Insert . The two sources that follow are: SOURCE A: 21st Century non-fiction ‘All cyclists fear bad drivers’ An article published in ‘The Guardian’ newspaper in 2016 . SOURCE B: 19th Century literary non-fiction ‘ON A BICYCLE IN THE STREETS OF
Three model answers each for questions 2, 3 and 4 for the purpose of showing what a full mark answers looks like as well as one and two levels below, roughly equivalent to a level 9, 7 and 5. Notes are included to show where and the mark scheme was met. Intended to be used for teachers and students to see how to improve.
ENGLISH LANGUAGE Paper 2 Writers’ viewpoints and perspectives 8700/2 Insert [Turn over] A . 2 BLANK PAGE . 3 The two sources that follow are: SOURCE A: 21st Century non-fiction ‘All cyclists fear bad drivers’ An article published in ‘The Guardian’ newspaper in 2016 SOURCE B: 19th Century literary non-fiction ‘ON A BICYCLE IN THE ...
Compare how the writers convey their similar perspectives on cycling in the city ENGLISH LANGUAGE: PAPER 2, QUESTION 4: SUPPORTED PRACTICE Similarity Connections noun 2. a particular attitude towards or way of regarding something; a point of view. similarly likewise equally in the same way both
Can someone please mark my question and let me know what i could improve on, its about cycling in london,aqa, sorry if ydk the insert. So here it is: The title of source A ‘all cyclists fear bad drivers’ foreshadows to the reader that something is wrong with the conduct of drivers towards cyclists. The writer describes the lack of care or caution of drivers and calls their actions ...
ENGLISH LANGUAGE Paper 2 Writers’ viewpoints and perspectives 8700/2 Wednesday 7 November 2018 Morning Time allowed: 1 hour 45 minutes ... dangerous incident whilst cycling. D The writer lives in south-east London. E As the car passed, the writer did not swerve. F The writer soon caught up with the
A model answer for an AQA GCSE Language Paper 2 Question 4 - Cycling paper with quotes, methods and comparative structure. Skip to document. Teachers; University; High School. Discovery. ... GCSE English Writing frames 2022 exams 1. Literature in English 100% (5) 6. Pride and Prejudice – quote bank. Literature in English 100% (5) English (GB ...
A practice Edexcel English Language Paper 2 based on cycling. Tes paid licenceHow can I reuse this? Get this resource as part of a bundle and save up to 19%. A bundle is a package of resources grouped together to teach a particular topic, or a series of lessons, in one place. Bundle.
GCSE English Language Component 2: Reading - Guided Exam Practice covering every question step by step AO1 - 4. ... Built around a mock exam focusing on an an modern article and 19th extract focused on the topic of cycling. This practice paper with question by question practice and outcome driven peer-assessment supported by indicative content ...
