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Paper 1 Practice: The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas
This paper 1 writing practice simulates exam practice for both HL and SL tasks. HL Paper 1 writing practice HL option: Use an appropriate text type from the options below the task you choose. Write...
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Chapter 1: Paper 2 Literary Extract
Read the extract from the end of Chapter One and answer the Paper 2 reading comprehension questions. Mark scheme True/false justification1. It was unusual for bus drivers to act aggressively towards...
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Camel milk
The source text is a report on the use of camel milk as an alternative to cow milk. The task includes 3 of the 5 different question types used in the Listening exam. Page Credit This page was has been...
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Paper 2 Reading Practice: The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas
Carefully read the extract from the short story "The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas" as a practice paper 2 reading. Then answer the questions below. Paper 2 Reading Extract Suggestions to tackle the...
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Paper 2 Reading Practice Lamb to the Slaughter
Read the extract from Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow as a practice paper 2 reading. Then answer the questions. Paper 2 Reading Extract Suggestions to tackle the text Step one: Make predictions based...
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Paper 2 Listening: Trevor Chats with His Grandma About Apartheid
In chapters 1-4, Trevor describes life at his grandmother's house in Soweto. In this 11-minute video, Trevor returns to South Africa and reflects on his childhood with his grandmother, Gogo. This listening...
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Paper 2 Reading (1-4)
This section contains reading comprehension tasks based on extracts from the novel and a related non-literary text. Gain a deeper understanding of Born a Crime and its related themes, while at the same...
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Paper 2 Listening (1-4)
This section contains listening comprehension tasks based on one video and one audio text. Make connections with the themes in Born a Crime, while at the same time practising your Paper 2 listening skills...
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Paper 2 Listening: Canadian Residential Schools
Emily Kassie and Julian Brave NoiseCat made a documentary for National Geographic called “Sugarcane” about one of the indigenous schools in Canada. David Folkenflik, from National Public Radio, interviewed...
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Paper 2 Reading: Canadian Residential Schools
In 2008, the Canadian Prime Minister, Stephen Harper, apologized to former students of the Indian Residential Schools, on behalf of the Canadian government for their participation in this program. Below...