A n s w e r k e y test 1, Paper 1, Reading

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D: ‘One magazine reprinted several slabs of an eighteenth century 
manual on the subject as a how-to guide.’
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C: ‘The industry largely relocated its production to other countries 
where labour was cheaper.’
Test 1, Paper 2, Writing 
(Page 14)
Part 1
Question 1 (proposal)
Style:

 
Proposal format, and formal language. Your paragraphs must 
be clearly divided, and should include recommendations for a 
possible outline for the day and how it should be organised. You 
can use headings, numbering or bullet points, but remember to 
use a range of structures and formal language. 
Content:
Include the following points from the notes, but don’t repeat 
the actual words from the blog as they are too informal for a 
proposal. You should:
 
 
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provide a little background information about the
previous event.
 
 
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recommend what should happen on the day, with reasons 
based on the notes and blog.
 
 
• 
suggest how the day should be organised. 
Answer Key

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Part 2
Question 2 (contribution to a longer piece)
Style:
 
 
Semi-formal, as this is a contribution to a prospectus. Use clear 
paragraphs, and present your points clearly. 
Content:
 
You must include:
 
 
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information about social and sporting activities available.
 
 
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advice about the best ways of making new friends.
 
 
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recommendations for useful and interesting activities to
take up.
You should include a conclusion rounding off your contribution.