| Time allowed: | 1 hour 30 minutes |
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| Number of parts: | 2 |
| Number of questions: | Part 1: one compulsory question Part 2: one question from a choice of four |
Part 1
| What's in Part 1? | Some material to read (two texts, each approximately 100 words). Using the information in this material, you have to write an essay. |
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| What do I have to practise? | Writing a discursive essay in which you have to summarise and evaluate the key points contained in two texts of approximately 100 words each. Candidates must integrate a summary of these key points, an evaluation of the abstract arguments involved and their own ideas on the topic in a coherent essay. |
| How many questions are there? | One compulsory question. |
| How much do I have to write? | 240–280 words |
Part 2
| What's in Part 2? | A choice of four questions (2–5). For Questions 2–4, you may have to write an article, a letter, a report or a review. |
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| What about Question 5? | If you read one of the set books and want to write about it, you may decide to try Question 5. You have a choice of two tasks, 5(a) or 5(b) for this question. You may have to write an article, essay, letter, report or a review. |
| What do I have to practise? | Writing different types of text as specified above, based on a given context. |
| How many questions are there? | One question from a choice of four. |
| How much do I have to write? | 280–320 words |
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