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

 
 
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relationships.
 
 
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working life.
Conclude with your opinion on whether we would be better off
without it.
Question 4 (information sheet)
Style:

 
Semi-formal as this is an information sheet for students. You 
should present facts as clearly as possible. You can either use 
paragraphs (one for each point) with or without headings, or 
bullet points. If you use bullet points, remember that you still 
have to show a range of language, so don’t make them too 
simple and don’t use them in every paragraph.
Content:
 
Include information about:
 
 
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sporting activities people can do.
 
 
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costs involved.
 
 
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advantages and benefits of joining the club.
 
 
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the club’s future plans.
Remember to include details to support your ideas.
Question 5a) (review)
Style:

 
Semi-formal moving towards informal as this is a review in a 
college magazine. The purpose of the review is to tell people 
about the book, explain why you think the title is a good one
and give your opinion of it, with reasons. You will need to use
the language of description or narration, and evaluation. Use 
clear paragraphs – introduction, description, evaluation and 
conclusion with recommendations.
Content: 
Remember to:
 
 
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describe the book or briefly narrate the story, giving its title.
 
 
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explain why you think it is such a good title.
 
 
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explain why you would or would not recommend it to other 
students in the college.