Question 2 (OCR GCSE English Language): Quizzes
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Practise the questions
10 questions from this quiz
When comparing texts, what should you identify in the question?
When comparing texts, what should you identify in the question?
Key points for comparison
Which phrase is an example of comparative language?
Which phrase is an example of comparative language?
In contrast
What key elements should you compare when analysing texts?
What key elements should you compare when analysing texts?
Perspectives and attitudes
How should you use quotations when comparing texts?
How should you use quotations when comparing texts?
Use specific quotations as evidence
Which are examples of techniques to analyse?
Which are examples of techniques to analyse?
Imagery, metaphor, repetition
What context should you consider when comparing texts?
What context should you consider when comparing texts?
Historical, cultural, or social
What should you avoid doing when comparing texts?
What should you avoid doing when comparing texts?
Summarising the texts
What type of quotations should you use?
What type of quotations should you use?
Short, relevant quotes
Whose viewpoints should you focus on when comparing?
Whose viewpoints should you focus on when comparing?
The writers' viewpoints
How should you structure your comparison?
How should you structure your comparison?
Maintain clear, coherent structure