eng lang paper 2

What does question 2 as you to do?

Use details from both sources to write a summary of the differences/similarities

How many marks is question 2 worth?

8marks

How many quotations should you use to compare the sources in question 2?

Around 8- 12 embedded quotes

What phrases should you use to introduce your differences in question 2?

However, in contrast, on the other hand, whereas, a final difference

What gets you full marks in question 2?

1) back up everything you say with evidence from the text

2) find as many differences/Similarities as you can making lots of points

3) use connectives

4) clear summery

How many marks is question 3 worth?

12 marks

What does question 3 ask you to do?

Refer to source A and analyse the writers language techniques

What 5 language techniques will always be in the source in question 3?

1) metaphor

2) simile

3) personification

4) sibilance

5) alliteration

What two atmospheres is sibilance used to create?

A piece full atmospheric and and sinister threat

How much marks is question 4 worth?

16 marks

How do you show that you will write about both texts fully in question 4?

Make a point about the beginning and end of the text the feelings and perspective will have almost always changed

What things should you identify from the text in question 4?

Choice of verbs, alliteration and sibilance, contrast, simile, metaphor, personification, emotive language

What comparison phrases should you use in question 4?

Unlike, this is the opposite to, another contrast, whereas, this is the complete opposite

How any changes of feeling should you include in question 4?

About 5-8 changes

What is the first planing technique of question 5?

Pick the key point and and divide the question into 5 parts ask yourself why each time so you can develop points.

What is the second planning technique in question 5?

Look at how changes will make significant differences over a course of years and its significance to society

What should you include in question 5?

A descriptive hook, a counter argument, a conclusion that looks at long term future, alliteration , patterns of three, metaphors, emotive language, rhetorical questions, show off sentence