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Review of text types in IGCSE First Language English, including interview, journal, formal report, newspaper report, article, speech, letter, narrative, descriptive, argumentative

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Which of these text types is NOT included in IGCSE EFL?

Speech

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Interview

Article

5

What is the main function of the hook in an article?

To attract the reader.

15

Where do you place the hook in an article?

In the first sentence.

10

What do we call this part of a question?

Description

Rubric

Instruction

Context

25

To write a successful introduction,

copy the rubric.

rephrase the rubric.

copy the rubric and add context by adding details.

rephrase the rubric and add context, invent missing details.

20

An appropriate way to start a letter is

____________________

Good morning Dahlia, hi!

Dear Dahlia, hello, good morning.

Dear Dahlia, How have you been?

15

You are going to be penalised if you invent details in P1 Q3.

No.

5

Start your interview with a greeting and introduce the guest.

False

10

Don't add a conclusion to the interview.

True

15

What does 5W stand for in the newspaper report?

Who? What? Where? When? Why?

10

Where do you place the 5W in the newspaper report?

Introduction

10

Choose the best characteristic for a newspaper report.

Emotional, choose a side, concise, very formal.

Informative, neutral, formal to extremely formal.

Factual, informative, concise, neutral.

Factual, metaphoric, neutral to informal.

10

Use fancy language in a formal report.

False

10

Which is the only text type in IGCSE where you can use subheadings and bullet points?

Formal report

15

Reported speech is a main feature of...

a story.

a newspaper report.

a formal report.

an interview.

25

What happens to verbs in the reported speech if the reporting verb is in the past?

Nothing happens to the verbs.

You might switch tenses to the past if you want.

All verbs in present tenses switch to past.

All verbs remain the same, but pronouns change.

25

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