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What do these words mean…
• Developed (adj.)
• Sustained (adj.)
• Wide range
Paper 1, Question 3
• You can be asked to write: a letter, magazine article, newspaper
article, speech, interview or journal entry.
• It’s primarily a reading question – don’t forget this and get too excited
by the writing.
Question 3
Imagine that you are Katniss Everdeen, the writer of Text A. The evening
of the Reaping you write your diary entry for the day.
In your diary entry you should:
• Explain your reasons for volunteering
• Give your thoughts on the reaction of Effie and the audience
• Describe your concerns about the future
Base your diary entry on what you have read in Text A, but do not copy
from it. Be careful to use your own words. Address each of the three
bullets.
Begin your diary entry: ‘Dear diary,
I just don’t know how this could have happened…’
Up to 15 marks are available for the content of your answer, and up to
10 marks for the quality of your writing.
Diary writing
• Write in the first person
• Use past tense
• Begin with ‘Dear diary’
• End with your name (like a letter)
• You can be more personal, confessional, tell secrets you wouldn’t
normally say out loud
• Language tends to be more informal… but depends on the character
you are going to be
• Use phrases like ‘I’ve never told anyone this but, …’
Mark scheme - reading