A practice exam paper for the new AQA GCSE English Language Paper 2: Writers' Viewpoints and Perspectives, using two non-fiction texts based on the same theme or topic: here, it is the theme of CHILD LABOUR across the centuries and in different cultures.
Extracts used here are Lord Shaftesbury's Parliamentary speech in 1842 about the working conditions of children in British coal mines and a newspaper article from 2014 regarding child labour in India.
Section B: Writing task (linked by theme to the topic of the texts in Section A) is also included.
The 5 exam questions adhere to the format of those published by AQA in their specimen exam papers.
(NOTE: I have, on occasion, tweaked the vocabulary or sentencing of Shaftesbury's parliamentary speech ever so slightly, simply to make it more accessible for classroom use.)
NOTE: I've uploaded LOADS of Practice exam papers for Paper 1 and Paper 2. They are all FREE at my 'shop' so please help yourself - just leave a review! Thanks.
I hope it is of some use to you.
Matt :)
Extracts used here are Lord Shaftesbury's Parliamentary speech in 1842 about the working conditions of children in British coal mines and a newspaper article from 2014 regarding child labour in India.
Section B: Writing task (linked by theme to the topic of the texts in Section A) is also included.
The 5 exam questions adhere to the format of those published by AQA in their specimen exam papers.
(NOTE: I have, on occasion, tweaked the vocabulary or sentencing of Shaftesbury's parliamentary speech ever so slightly, simply to make it more accessible for classroom use.)
NOTE: I've uploaded LOADS of Practice exam papers for Paper 1 and Paper 2. They are all FREE at my 'shop' so please help yourself - just leave a review! Thanks.
I hope it is of some use to you.
Matt :)
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So useful, correctly mirrors the AQA spec.
I gave 3 stars because it doesn't include the answers.
Yet again an excellent resource!
This looks really useful thank you
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