5.A statement says 'The writer makes the narrator seem lonely.' What should you do?
Easy
Adecide how far you agree and give evidence
Bignore the statement
Conly describe the setting
Dlist punctuation
6.Which is an evaluative sentence?
Easy
AThere is a simile in line 4.
BThe text has five paragraphs.
CShe is called Anna.
DIn ‘She passed unseen, like a ghost’, the simile effectively suggests that others overlook her.
7.Which phrase shows partial agreement?
Easy
A'The date is...'
B'In line 2...'
C'To some extent...'
D'The author is...'
8.Why use several quotations in an evaluation?
Easy
Ato copy
Bto support a developed judgement with relevant evidence
Cto fill space
Dto avoid explaining
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9.What is wrong with retelling the plot in an evaluation answer?
Easy
Ait does not judge the writer's methods
Bit is too accurate
Cit is too short
Dnothing
10.Which is the strongest evaluation?
Medium
AThe sentences are short.
BThere is panic.
CThe writer uses sentences.
DIn ‘Footsteps. A shadow. No escape’, the fragments effectively convey the character’s panicked attention.
11.Which makes an evaluation weaker?
Medium
Aexplaining effect
Blinking to the statement
Ca judgement with no evidence
Da clear quotation
12.'The writer makes the setting seem threatening.' Which evidence best supports this?
Medium
A'The sun rose.'
B'The shadows crawled across the broken wall.'
C'It was Tuesday.'
D'He had a coat.'
13.If you partly disagree, you should:
Medium
Asay where and why, with evidence
Bsay nothing
Ccopy the text
Davoid quoting
14.Which opening addresses a statement about tension most directly, provided later evidence supports it?
Medium
A'Tension is when...'
B'The text is long.'
C'The writer is clever.'
D'The writer builds tension to a large extent through short sentences and silence.'
15.Why consider evidence across the passage specified by an evaluation question?
Medium
Ato copy
Bit is not necessary
Cto judge how the relevant effect develops within that passage
Dto use all your time
16.Which comment evaluates a method?
Medium
AThe writer uses a noun.
BIn ‘The room was a cage’, the metaphor effectively conveys the narrator’s sense of confinement.
CThe metaphor is on line 3.
DThere is a metaphor.
17.'The ending is unsatisfying.' To evaluate this you might:
Medium
Aconsider whether the ending resolves the tension and give evidence
Bonly retell the ending
Conly list adjectives
Dskip the ending
18.Which is the best way to disagree politely with a statement?
Medium
A'That is wrong.'
B'I do not know.'
C'No.'
D'I partly disagree, because the text also shows...'
19.A student writes 'The writer uses lots of techniques.' What is missing?
Medium
Athe title
Ba bigger font
Ca judgement of how well they work
Dthe date
20.Which words help you judge?
Easy
Aone, two, three
Bconvincingly, vividly, successfully
Ctable, chair, door
Drun, jump, walk
21.Which question word suggests evaluation?
Easy
A'How successfully...'
B'Who...'
C'When...'
D'Where...'
22.An evaluation of a persuasive text should consider:
Medium
Athe author's address
Bits page count
Cits font
Dhow effectively it persuades its audience
23.Which closing sentence is evaluative?
Medium
AThe writer ends.
BThere are no more words.
COverall, the selected description convincingly conveys the narrator’s fear.
DThat is the end.
24.What should you do after quoting?
Easy
Acopy another line
Bexplain how the quotation creates the effect
Cstart a new quotation
Dstop writing
25.Evaluation includes giving your own judgement.
Easy
True or false?
26.An evaluation should be supported by evidence.
Easy
True or false?
27.You must always completely agree with the statement.
Easy
True or false?
28.Retelling the story is a good evaluation.
Easy
True or false?
29.Evaluative language includes words like 'effectively'.
Medium
True or false?
30.Which belong in a good evaluation?
Medium
Aa clear judgement
Bevidence from the text
Can explanation of effect
Dretelling the plot
Ean unsupported opinion
31.Which are evaluative words or phrases?
Medium
Ato a large extent
Bpowerfully
Cless successfully
Dparagraph
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32.'The writer makes the reader feel sympathy for the boy.' To what extent do you agree? Use the extract: 'Joe stood at the edge of the playground, hugging his bag, while the others shouted and ran.'
