Title: English language paper 1 - fiction Date: 02/01/2019 Homework IN: Holiday homework booklets due today! Homework OUT: Practice answers Title: English language paper 1 - fiction Date: 02/01/2019 LO: Can I complete a practice answer for Q1 and Q2?? Learning Outcomes Key Words All I can read the correct lines from the passage and find some words or phrases that link to the question. I use quotations in my answer. Verbs Adverbs Adjectives Nouns Similes Metaphors Sentence forms Language techniques Bullet points Most I can discuss some language features and sentence forms that link to the question Some I can embed precisely selected words and phrases in my answer and use accurate subject terminology. I can discuss the effect on the reader.

English language paper 1 - fiction LO: Can I complete a practice answer for Q1 and Q2? 02/01/2019 Starter: you have 12 minutes to complete both Q1 and Q2. How long should you spend on each question? Challenge: you have an hour for the reading section of the paper. How long should you give yourself to read the extract?

English language paper 1 - fiction LO: Can I complete a practice answer for Q1 and Q2? 02/01/2019 Look back at your Q1 and Q2 revision cards. You have five minutes to revise.

English language paper 1 - fiction LO: Can I complete a practice answer for Q1 and Q2? 02/01/2019 You have fifteen minutes to look through the questions, then read the extract.

English language paper 1 - fiction LO: Can I complete a practice answer for Q1 and Q2? 02/01/2019 Q1: the question is worth four marks: you have four minutes!

English language paper 1 - fiction LO: Can I complete a practice answer for Q1 and Q2? 02/01/2019 Q2: the question is worth eight marks: you have eight minutes!

English language paper 1 - fiction LO: Can I complete a practice answer for Q1 and Q2? 02/01/2019 Take some time to re-read your work and check for SPAG.

Plenary: now that you’ve had three attempts at a Q2, what tips and tricks can you add to your glasses? Even better if these are made with cellophane eye holes, to recreate real 3D glasses! These can be used as a bookmark in pupils’ exercise books throughout the topic – a good starter/plenary is to revisit and add key words or new knowledge about tackling this AO.