Narrative And Descriptive Writing
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Section B gives you three prompts and forty five minutes to write something worth thirty marks, half the paper. Some prompts want a story. Some want a place, a person or a moment held still and made vivid. They are not the same task, and the commonest way to lose marks here is to accept a descriptive prompt and then quietly turn it into a plot because a plot feels safer.
This note separates the two modes and teaches what each one actually demands. A narrative needs shape and change: somebody must be different at the end. A description needs organisation without plot: it has to move the reader through something rather than along a timeline. Choose the right mode for the prompt, build it correctly, and eighteen AO4 marks come within reach.
Ebumnobi
- Explore and develop imaginative writing skills to engage the reader
- Use what has been learned about the writer's craft in reading of fiction to inspire and influence own imaginative writing
- Develop a range of creative writing techniques, planning and proofreading skills
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- How are the thirty marks in Component 2 Section B divided? A) AO4 12 and AO5 18 B) AO4 18 and AO5 12 C) AO1 12 and AO2 18 D) AO4 15 and AO5 15 Answer: B
- How many prompts are offered in Section B of Component 2? A) One B) Two C) Three D) Four Answer: C
- Which of these is the defining requirement of a narrative rather than a description? A) Figurative language B) Something changes C) First person narration D) Dialogue Answer: B
- A description moves from a wide view of a stadium steadily inward to one abandoned scarf on a seat. Which route is this? A) Spatial B) Temporal C) Focal D) Perceptual Answer: C
- Which ending is most likely to weaken an otherwise strong piece? A) A held image B) A quiet return to a detail from the opening C) A final paragraph explaining what the piece was about D) Stopping on a short factual sentence Answer: C
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