Evaluation GCSE questions
Cover the answers and try these Evaluation checks first. The full quiz in the app includes hints.
How to use these
Write your answer, then check. If you miss one, open the Evaluation lesson before you retry.
Practice questions
Cover the answers and have a go first. Worked solutions are underneath.
AO4 asks you to
The most important sentence on Q4 is
“To a large extent” is useful because
Partial agreement is strong when
Common mistakes
- A 20-mark evaluation with no quotations and no methods is a speech. Bring simile, structure, zoom — then judge.
- “I kind of agree and kind of disagree” with no quotations is a Grade 2 shrug. Pick a percentage in your head (80% / 50%) and prove it.
- Listing ten similes and never mentioning the statement is a Q2 dump in a Q4 box.
- Evaluate the modifier “completely”.
Answers and working
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