Vocabulary: "Technique" refers to specific literary devices used by writers to create effects.

Highlight: Question 3 (12 marks) requires analysis of language effects in one source section, following a point-evidence-technique-analysis structure.

Example: Question 4 (16 marks) requires a structured comparison of writers' perspectives, including specific evidence and analysis from both sources.

Definition: Technical accuracy (16 marks) refers to spelling, punctuation, and grammar proficiency.

Highlight: The task requires writing in specific formats including letters, articles, speeches, leaflets, or essays.

Example: For letter writing: Include appropriate salutations (Dear/To) and closings (Yours faithfully/sincerely).

Highlight: Question 1 requires identifying four true statements and should take less than 4 minutes, worth 4 marks.

Definition: Question 2 (8 marks) focuses on comparing similarities or differences between sources using a structured comparative approach.

Example: For Question 2, the structure follows: comparative point → evidence from Source A → inference → connecting phrase → evidence from Source B → inference → link back to Source A.