CSEC French · May/June 2010 · Paper 2 · Section IV Q9 9
20 questions and parts from this paper. Open one to see it in full, then practise it on Quelpr and get it marked against the mark scheme.
- 13 marksGive two descriptive features of a lost bag at the lost and found counter.
- IV.11 markWhat are we told that young people know?
- 23 marksSend an email to your best friend who is leaving for a holiday abroad, expressing two wishes for his/her holiday.
- IV.22 marksState TWO views that young people have of advertisements.
- 33 marksWrite a note of apology to a friend who invited you out, giving a reason for being unable to accept.
- IV.32 marksWhat effect does advertising have on young people?
- 43 marksWrite the note left by your cousin reminding you to do a particular task.
- IV.42 marksWhat are merchants hoping to achieve by spending a lot on advertising?
- 53 marksSend a text message to your mother explaining why you will be late getting home from a date and when you will arrive.
- IV.52 marksWhat statement is made about the importance of being alert?
- 63 marksWrite what a sign placed on a lawn in Guadeloupe says, warning people not to walk on it.
- IV.61 markWhat is described as 'extravagant' in the passage?
- 73 marksWrite a short note to your cousin informing them of your exam results and your plans for next term.
- IV.72 marksState TWO other sources of influence over young people.
- 83 marksWrite two things in response to a poem sent by your French pen friend who asked for your opinion.
- IV.83 marksHow can these sources actually influence young people?
- 93 marksWrite two things on a poster for a school campaign against drugs.
- IV.93 marksWhy would designers of commercials spend a lot of time devising advertisements?
- 103 marksWrite two pieces of advice written by your family doctor on your prescription.
- IV.102 marksIn what way is the title of the passage appropriate?
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