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True or false: AO2 requires you to explain how meaning is created.
True
Only sometimes
False
Only in creative writing
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A student explains that we creates a sense of unity. Which AO is this?
None
AO2
AO3
AO1
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You identify a metaphor in a text. Which AO are you showing?
AO3
AO4
AO1
AO2
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Which AO asks you to adapt your writing for different situations?
AO1
AO4
AO3
AO2
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Which is an example of AO2?
Copying a quotation
Explaining how a language choice creates meaning
Writing a speech
Naming a metaphor
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Which word best matches AO2?
Analyse
Memorise
Create
Identify
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Which AO rewards accurate use of English Language terminology?
AO2
AO1
AO3
AO4
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Which AO is most concerned with context and meaning?
AO1
AO2
AO4
AO3
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Which of these is most important when adapting your writing?
Audience purpose and context
Word count only
Handwriting speed
Number of paragraphs
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Which word best matches AO3?
Analyse
Identify
Label
Create
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A student rewrites a social media post as a formal message. Which AO is this?
AO2
AO1
AO3
None
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Which AO focuses on using English in different ways?
AO2
AO4
AO1
AO3
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True or false: AO3 involves changing how you use English depending on the situation.
True
Only in exams
False
Only in speaking
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What is our simple name for AO2?
Break it down
Use it
Know it
Remember it
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Which question sounds most like AO2?
What technique is this?
How many words are there?
Can you rewrite this?
How does this language choice shape meaning?
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Which is an example of AO1?
Writing for a new audience
Explaining its effect
Giving your opinion
Identifying a language feature
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A student rewrites an advert for a different audience. Which AO is this?
AO1
AO4
AO2
AO3
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What comes after Notice in our assessment formula?
Describe
Explain
Create
Copy
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A student explains why an imperative creates urgency. Which AO is this?
AO1
AO4
AO3
AO2
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Which word best matches AO1?
Identify
Predict
Analyse
Create
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Which AO focuses on methods terminology concepts and issues?
AO2
AO1
AO4
AO3
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True or false: AO1 is only about memorising definitions.
Always true
False
True
Only in Paper 1
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Which AO is most concerned with producing effective English?
AO1
AO3
AO4
AO2
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What is the final step in Notice Explain Create?
Identify
Create
Explain
Notice
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Which is an example of AO3?
Writing effectively for a particular audience
Naming a technique
Finding an adjective
Counting sentences
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A student identifies an imperative. Which AO is this?
AO4
AO3
AO2
AO1
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What does AO stand for?
Academic Outcome
Assessment Order
Assessment Objective
Assessment Option
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A student identifies the pronoun we. Which AO is this?
AO1
AO3
None
AO2
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What is our simple name for AO1?
Know it
Use it
Break it down
Change it
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Which question sounds most like AO1?
How would you rewrite this?
Who agrees with the writer?
Why is this effective?
What language feature can you identify?
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Which AO asks you to explain how language creates meaning?
None of them
AO1
AO2
AO3
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What three skills should you remember for assessment?
Write Check Submit
Read Copy Memorise
Plan Draft Count
Notice Explain Create
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Which question sounds most like AO3?
What feature is used?
What does this suggest?
How would you adapt this for a different audience?
Which word is repeated?
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What is our simple name for AO3?
Know it
Spot it
Break it down
Use it
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Which AO asks you to recognise language features?
AO1
AO2
AO3
All three equally
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What is the first step in Notice Explain Create?
Create
Notice
Explain
Compare
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You explain how a metaphor affects the reader. Which AO are you showing?
AO1
AO4
AO3
AO2
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How many Assessment Objectives are there?
4
2
5
3
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You write your own persuasive headline. Which AO are you showing?
AO1
AO4
AO3
AO2
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Which AO focuses on how meanings are shaped?
AO2
AO4
AO3
AO1
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