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Test your understanding of comprehension questions and summarization techniques!

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Test your understanding of comprehension questions and summarization techniques!

by Anna Jarner
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Q1 a-e: What is the main purpose of the initial short comprehension questions in Paper 1 Question 1?

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Q1 a-e: If a question asks what you may 'do,' your answer should primarily involve:

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Q1 a-e: When a question asks you to explain 'how' or 'why,' which can help develop your answer fully?

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Q1 a-e: What is the crucial instruction when a question begins with 'Using your own words…'?

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Q1 a-e: When a question starts with "Which…?" or "State/give one reason/example…," the text suggests your answer should be:

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Q1 a-e: If a comprehension question is worth two marks, how many distinct pieces of information should you include?

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Q1 a-e: What happens if you repeat the same point multiple times in a two or three-mark answer?

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Q1 a-e: Which will not affect your mark for the initial comprehension questions?

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Q1 f: The final sub-question (1f), the summary task, is based on which text?

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Q1 f: How many main aspects of Text B should you typically identify for the summary task?

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Q1 f: What should be the style of your summary for Question 1f?

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Q1 f: When scanning Text B for your summary, the text advises you NOT to highlight:

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Q1 f: What is the maximum word count recommended for the summary in Question 1f?

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Q1 f: The text suggests that if the two aspects to be summarized from Text B are very distinct, it might be useful to organize your summary into:

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