Quiz: Structuring Extended Responses
Cambridge IGCSE (9–1) First Language English 0990
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Welcome back! You've already explored key strategies like understanding the exam format, managing your time, and planning your answers. Now, let's focus on structuring extended responses effectively to maximise your marks.
What is the purpose of the introduction in an extended response?
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Which of the following are key features of a well-structured paragraph? (Select all that apply)
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The conclusion of an extended response should {{blank0}} the main points and leave a lasting {{blank1}} on the reader.
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Match the items on the left with their correct pairs on the right
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Why is it important to plan your response before writing?
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Which techniques make an extended response more effective? (Select all that apply)
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In the PEEL structure, the 'E' stands for {{blank0}}, which provides {{blank1}} for the point made.
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What is the main benefit of using the PEEL structure in extended responses?
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The word 'therefore' is an example of a {{blank0}}, which is used to show {{blank1}} between ideas.
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