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P5 Reading Exercise 14
P5 Reading Exercise 14
Date: ________________________
Time:
Marks: 7 marks
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The Woodbridge Arena was buzzing last night as this year’s basketball championships reached
their climax, writes John Wilkinson.
The favourites made their mark early on and set the pace for the game as the Eagles struggled
against the superior height of Johnson and Murray. The pair dominated the passing and made
sure the Arrows ended their second quarter with an overwhelming 34 point lead.
Rob Lane’s long passes brought the Eagles back to life just after the break and upset the
opposition for a time.
Gomez, the victorious captain, later praised the newly redesigned wheelchairs the team are
trying out. “We really noticed the extra flexibility of the wheels. It made turning easier and that
helped our confidence.”
The future of the game certainly looks bright an the evidence of this final.
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21. Fill in the following table of information about the event reported in Close Contest.
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
1 mark
.....expected to win.........................
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_______________________________
2 marks
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4. Which words in the text tell you it has only just been written?
Find two.
1. _________________________________________________________________
2. _________________________________________________________________
2 marks
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Mark schemes
21. (a) Award 1 mark for the correct date in any format, eg:
• Woodbridge [Arena].
2. Award 1 mark for answers which quote or paraphrase the reference to wheelchairs, eg:
Do not accept answers which suggest that the photograph provides evidence of the players
being disabled.
1 mark
Award 1 mark for answers which show an understanding of the word ‘dominated’ through
an indication that one team was playing better than the other, eg:
• had the ball for most of the time / their passing was the best / were in control of the
ball.
Do not accept undeveloped answers which suggest that one team played well, eg:
passed to each other / good passing.
Award 1 mark for answers showing an understanding of the word ‘opposition’ in the
context of the sports report, eg:
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4. Award 1 mark for each answer that refers to a relevant feature of the text, up to a maximum of 2.
The following are examples of common acceptable responses:
If two answers from the same category are given, the second answer should not be credited.
Do not accept answers where a whole sentence is quoted from the text unless target words are
emphasised in some way.
up to 2 marks
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