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A set of vocabulary flashcards highlighting the structure and components of the English Language Test as per lecture notes.
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Paper 1 Timing
Full Test: 135 Minutes total; includes 15 minutes for planning and annotating both texts.
Question 1 Structure
Contains two parts: Part A (150-200 word direct response in a specific genre) and Part B (Comparative analysis).
Point, Quote, Comment (POC)
A technique for structuring analytical paragraphs by stating a point, providing a quote, and commenting on it.
Text Analysis Question
Focuses on analyzing a longer given passage and is worth 25 marks; recommended to attempt this question first.
Comparative Analysis
A critical evaluation comparing one's text response to the original text's characteristics and styles.
Reflective Commentary
A section where the writer reflects on the choices made in their written piece, discussing genre and language aspects.
Language Aspects
Features of language such as punctuation, tone, and vocabulary used in both texts that need to be compared.
Paper 2 Timing
Full Test: 120 Minutes total; consists of two main questions worth 50 marks.
Genre Study Importance
Understanding different genres is crucial as it informs how to write responses in the specified forms for both papers.
Final Paragraph Instructions
In the conclusion, avoid a wrap-up; instead, analyze the last sentence and connect it to previous content.