Constructing an argument about the ghosts
Quiz by Oak National Academy: GCSE English Edexcel
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- Q1When writing an analytical essay, approximately how many ideas should you choose to cover your essay response?5-61-23-42-330s
- Q2Why is it important to be selective about the ideas you choose to include?to present as much knowledge as possible.to present the strongest argument possibleso that you can have some spare time when you have finished writing30s
- Q3Which of the following features of academic writing 'outlines the arguments of each paragraph and includes key question vocabulary'?summary statementthesis statementsupporting detailtopic sentenceconclusion30s
- Q4Which of the following is the correct definition for the word 'mouthpiece' in relation to 'A Christmas Carol'?somebody who believes in social responsibility and invests in their communitya person or character who communicates informationa person who chooses something very carefully so that fulfils a purposea person or character who speaks on behalf of another person or organisation30s
- Q5If you were writing an essay about the significance of Marley's Ghost in Dickens' 'A Christmas Carol', which quotation would you not include?"mankind was my business""are there no prisons?""jolly green giant""I wear the chains I forged in life.""link by link and yard by yard"30s
- Q6In an essay about injustice in 'A Christmas Carol', which character might be the least appropriate to discuss?Bob CratchitIgnorance and WantFredMrs DilberTiny Tim30s