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Higher and Standard Grade English Tips

Robert King, an English tutor in Glasgow, offers the following advice for students doing Standard Grade and Higher English.

Taken from his website with kind permision.

World of Warcraft

Example paper 1 - Close Reading Questions - World Of Warcraft Article

 

  1. Describe how the word choice of the opening paragraph helps to set the tone of the article.

    A (2)

  2. How does sentence structure help to create an ironic tone in paragraph two?

    A (2)

  3. What examples does the writer use of predictions which don’t come true, in lines 13-15?

    U (1)

  4. Explain the purpose of the Nedroid computer program in your own words.

    U (2)

  5. Show how in lines 23 to 26 the writer’s language highlights the importance of MMORPGs to the future, in their opinion.

    A (2)

  6. In your opinion, what justification has the writer in making this comment: “What could be more seductive than that, the ability to turn in all of the cards you were dealt at birth and draw new ones from a face-up deck?”

    E (3)

  7. a) In lines 36-44, how does the writer emphasize the variety of people playing the game?

    A (1)

    b) Do you find this depiction convincing? Give a reason for your answer.

    E (2)

  8. Explain how the context of lines 47-50 help you to arrive at the meaning of ‘Utopia’.

    U (2)

 

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