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  •  English    30     Public
    Quiz for teachers workshop
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  • What happens if you write too many words in a writing paper?
    Nothing- you aren't penalised but you have more of a chance of going off track content -wise or making more mistakes.
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  • What happens if you don't reach the minimum word limit in a writing?
    If you have covered all the content points it's ok.
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  • Would you tell your students to write a draft in pencil and then go over it in pen?
    This is not a good idea.
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  • Can you still pass the writing paper if you only write one of the two parts?
    Apparently yes if it's very good.
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  • What happens if you don't include al the points in a writing question?
    You are marked down on content
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  • In which 5 mainsuite exams might you have to write a story?
    Key, KeyfS, Preliminary, Preliminary fS, First fS.
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  • Can you choose to write in pen or pencil?
    No, the invigilator will tell you what to use
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  • Is it ok to write everything in capital letters?
    Actually yes. It doesn't matter.
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  • How many words is a contracted verb form like don't?
    2
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  • How long should a candidate spend on each part of an FCE writing paper?
    40 minutes each
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  • If you are witing an email or a letter do you need to include addresses?
    no
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  • What happens if you run out of time and your writing part 2 is not complete?
    It will be marked anyway. You will come down on task achievement or content
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  • Is it ok to do writing part 2 first and then writing part 1?
    Yes but you must put them in the correct place on your answer sheet.
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  • How many examiners mark a single piece of writing?
    2, independently
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  • Can you bring some paper to make notes on?
    No This will be provided.
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  • Are you allowed to use a monolingual dictionary in the Proficiency exam?
    NO
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