Paper 2 Question 2: give two examples

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From the extract, give two things Christine Brandt says about the trees.

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From the extract, give two things the group do to prepare for the picnic.

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During the day, the job was manageable, if mind-numbing and insanely time-consuming. You turn up every morning for the ‘ward round’, where your whole team of doctors pootles past each of their patients. You trail behind like a hypnotised duckling, your head cocked to one side in a caring manner, noting down every pronouncement from your seniors. Then you spend the rest of your working day filling in forms, making phone calls. Not really what I’d trained so hard for.

From this extract, give two tasks completed by the doctors.

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From this extract, give two ways the writer describes the helicopter trip.

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From the extract, give two ways the writer describes the place to escape.

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From lines 7–11, give two feelings the writer has following the accident.

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From lines 8–16, give two things the person in the extract is unable to do because of his situation.

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From lines 17–21, give two ways the writer describes the impact of the fall on Mary and Zola.

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From lines 5-10, give two ways the writer describes people who run guesthouses.

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