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English Language · Eduqas C700 · Component 2 · June 2024

Eduqas GCSE English Language Component 2 June 2024 question paper

Eduqas C700 · Component 2

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Question 11

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b) Who told Sally that she should attempt to swim the Channel?

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c) Name one activity that Sally thinks she might like to learn to do after retiring from

swimming.

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Question 12

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You should comment on:

• what readers are told about Sally Minty-Gravett’s sea and Channel swimming

• the use of language, tone and structure

You must refer to the text to support your comments, using relevant subject terminology where appropriate.

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Question 13

To answer the following questions read the account on the opposite page of Captain Matthew Webb’s attempt to swim the English Channel.

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b) How long did Captain Webb think his Channel swim would take?

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c) What could be heard as Captain Webb came close to completing his swim?

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Question 14

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successful, until the very end of Arthur Payne’s account.” To what extent do you agree with this view? You should comment on:

• what the writer says

• how the writer says it.

You must refer to the text to support your comments.

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Question 15

To answer the following questions you must use fraction texts.

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Captain Webb and Sally Minty-Gravett on their Channel swims. You should make it clear which text you are referring to.

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Question 16

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• what makes Sally Minty-Gravett and Captain Webb successful Channel swimmers

• how the writers show what makes them successful Channel swimmers.

You must use the text to support your answers and make it clear which text you are referring to.

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Question 21

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In this section you will be assessed for the quality of your writing skills.

For each question, 12 marks are awarded for communication and organisation; 8 marks are awarded for vocabulary, sentence structure, punctuation and spelling.

Think about the purpose and audience for your writing.

You should aim to write about 300–400 words for each task.

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Write what you would say in your talk.

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Question 22

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The Ultimate Teenagers’ Guide to Keeping Fit and Healthy

The space below can be used to plan your work.

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S24-C700U20-1

S24-C700U20-1A

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