TH CENTURY TEXT UNSEEN Q1 YOU SHOULD SPEND 45 MINUTES ON THIS QUESTION SEARCH AND FIND SEARCH AND FIND Testing your ability to identify information amp ideas in a text You will be asked to look for ID: 719025
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EDUQAS PAPER 1 –
READING A 20
TH CENTURY TEXTSlide2
UNSEENSlide3Slide4
Q1Slide5Slide6
YOU SHOULD SPEND 4-5 MINUTES ON THIS QUESTION.Slide7
SEARCH AND FINDSlide8
SEARCH AND FIND
Testing your ability to identify information & ideas in a textSlide9
You will be asked to look for...
Explicit points – obvious bits
E.G. ‘IT WAS COLD’
B.
Implicit points – subtle/hidden meanings
E.G. ‘HE HAD TO WEAR HIS COAT AS HE SLEPT’Slide10
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
(search and find)
List reasons or details
Make a list of…
Explain what you learn... Slide11
Question 1
Read
lines 12 to 19 of the source.List four things from this part of the text about the baby.1.2.
3.
4.
You must take your information from this section otherwise it will not be counted.
Your points must be about the baby and nothing else.
You can use your own words or short quotations from the text.Slide12
SEARCH AND FIND
TIPS:
Use whole sentences, but keep them brief.Do not copy whole chunks and sentences.Make five points for this
five
point question (6-7)
CHECK
YOUR ANSWER
DO YOUR POINTS ANSWER
THE QUESTION?
HAVE YOU INCLUDED
ANYTHING UNNECESSARY?Slide13
TEACHER TIPS:Slide14
TEACHER TIP 1:
READ EACH QUESTION
TWICE
BEFORE YOU READ THE
SPECIFIC LINES
FROM THE EXTRACT THAT IT IS QUESTIONING YOU ON.Slide15
TEACHER TIP 2:
MARK OR
CIRCLE
ON THE EXAM PAPER THE SELECTION YOU ARE ANSWERING ON E.G.
LINES 1-12.Slide16
TEACHER TIP 3:
READ WITH THE QUESTION IN MIND. USE A HIGHLIGHTER AS YOU READ TO PICK OUT
KEY EVIDENCE
THAT WILL HELP YOU ANSWER THE QUESTION.Slide17
TEACHER TIP 4:
BE SPECIFIC.
ONLY HIGHLIGHT RELEVANT WORDS OR PHRASES – TOO MUCH WILL MAKE IT DIFFICULT TO WORK OUT WHICH EVIDENCE TO USE. Slide18
TEACHER TIPS:
READ EACH QUESTION TWICE BEFORE YOU READ THE SPECIFIC LINES FROM THE EXTRACT THAT IT IS QUESTIONING YOU ON.
MARK OR CIRCLE ON THE EXAM PAPER THE SELECTION YOU ARE ANSWERING ON E.G. LINES 1-12.
READ WITH THE QUESTION IN MIND. USE A HIGHLIGHTER AS YOU READ TO PICK OUT KEY EVIDENCE THAT WILL HELP YOU ANSWER THE QUESTION.
BE SPECIFIC. ONLY HIGHLIGHT RELEVANT WORDS OR PHRASES – TOO MUCH WILL MAKE IT DIFFICULT TO WORK OUT WHICH EVIDENCE TO USE. Slide19
Many of my students failed to gain full marks because they simply didn’t read the question properly.
Students need to answer in a simple sentence type answer
Example:
‘
List four things from this part of the text about the man’s physical appearance.’
he had wild eyes (
correct or accepted)
wild eyes (
incorrect not accepted
)
Each answer must make sense on its own (i.e. a simple sentence)Slide20
List four things from this part of the text about the man’s physical appearance.
Each time start with ‘THE MAN’ or ‘HE’.
He had wild eyes
The man had wild eyes.Slide21
EDUQAS PAPER 1 –
READING A 20
TH CENTURY TEXTSlide22
Emma Morley eats well and drinks in moderation. These days she gets eight good hours sleep then wakes promptly of her own accord at just before six-thirty and drinks a large glass of water, the first 250ml of a daily 1.5 litres, which she pours from the brand new carafe and matching glass that stand in a shaft of fresh morning sunlight next to her warm, clean double bed. A carafe. She owns a carafe. She can hardly believe it’s true.
“She owns furniture too. At twenty-seven she is too old to live like a student anymore, and now she owns a bed, a large wrought iron and wickerwork affair bought in the summer sales from colonial-themed store on
Tottenham Court Road. Branded the ‘Tahiti’ it occupies the whole bedroom of her flat off the Earls Court Road. The duvet is goosedown, the sheets are Egyptian cotton which is, the saleswoman informed her, the very best cotton known to man, and all of this signifies a new era of order, independence and maturity.
List 5 details you learn about Emma Morley’s lifestyle.Slide23
Emma Morley eats well and drinks in moderation. These days she gets eight good hours sleep then wakes promptly of her own accord at just before six-thirty and drinks a large glass of water, the first 250ml of a daily 1.5 litres, which she pours from the brand new carafe and matching glass that stand in a shaft of fresh morning sunlight next to her warm, clean double bed. A carafe. She owns a carafe. She can hardly believe it’s true.
“She owns furniture too. At twenty-seven she is too old to live like a student anymore, and now she owns a bed, a large wrought iron and wickerwork affair bought in the summer sales from colonial-themed store on Tottenham Court Road. Branded the ‘Tahiti’ it occupies the whole bedroom of her flat off the Earls Court Road. The duvet is
goosedown, the sheets are Egyptian cotton which is, the saleswoman informed her, the very best cotton known to man, and all of this signifies a new era of order, independence and maturity.
List 5 details you learn about Emma Morley’s lifestyle.Slide24
TEACHER TIPS:
READ THE QUESTION TWICE
MARK OR CIRCLE ON THE EXAM PAPER THE SELECTION YOU ARE ANSWERING ON E.G. LINES 1-12.
READ WITH THE QUESTION IN MIND. USE A HIGHLIGHTER TO PICK OUT KEY EVIDENCE.
BE SPECIFIC. ONLY HIGHLIGHT RELEVANT WORDS OR PHRASES.
ANSWER IN A SHORT AND SIMPLE SENTENCE.Slide25
Emma Morley eats well and drinks in moderation. These days she gets eight good hours sleep then wakes promptly of her own accord at just before six-thirty and drinks a large glass of water, the first 250ml of a daily 1.5 litres, which she pours from the brand new carafe and matching glass that stand in a shaft of fresh morning sunlight next to her warm, clean double bed. A carafe. She owns a carafe. She can hardly believe it’s true.
“She owns furniture too. At twenty-seven she is too old to live like a student anymore, and now she owns a bed, a large wrought iron and wickerwork affair bought in the summer sales from colonial-themed store on
Tottenham Court Road. Branded the ‘Tahiti’ it occupies the whole bedroom of her flat off the Earls Court Road. The duvet is goosedown, the sheets are Egyptian cotton which is, the saleswoman informed her, the very best cotton known to man, and all of this signifies a new era of order, independence and maturity.
She ‘eats well’.
Emma drinks ‘in moderation’.
She gets eight good hours sleep.
She wakes ‘of her own accord at just before six-thirty’.
She starts the day with a 250ml glass of water.
She drinks 1.5 litres of water ‘daily’.
She ‘owns furniture’, such as ‘a large wrought-iron’ bed.
She is ‘too old to live like a student’.
She is experiencing a ‘new era of order, independence and maturity’.
List 5 details you learn about Emma Morley’s lifestyle.Slide26
To improve:
Get students retrieving information against the clockSlide27
GOODBYE!