Closed-book extract to whole GCSE questions
Cover the answers and try these Closed-book extract to whole checks first. The full quiz in the app includes hints.
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Write your answer, then check. If you miss one, open the Closed-book extract to whole lesson before you retry.
Practice questions
Cover the answers and have a go first. Worked solutions are underneath.
Paper 1 Literature is
After the extract you should
A useful whole-text reference is
First annotation job is
Common mistakes
- Open-book habits from class will fail you. Train closed-book from week one.
- Spending ten minutes decorating every adjective. Two good methods beat twelve labels. Then leave the extract and go whole-text.
- Closed book, extract to whole.
- Liking a character is not a pair. The others all track guilt or its roots.
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