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How well do you know your IGCSE English Language
course?Click to start
Question 1
How many English IGCSE’s will you get by the end of the Year 11 English course at SIS?
3 1
42
Answer!
1- IGCSE in English Language - ALL
2 – IGCSE English Language & World Literature – if you chose the major option.
1 – English Langauge – if you also chose the minor lit option.
20%
Question 2
What percentage of your overall mark is coursework worth for Language?
50% 40%
25%
Answer!
Language coursework is worth 30%
Question 3
How many pieces of written coursework must you submit in your IGCSE Language folder?
1 4
23
Answer!Two pieces
1 piece that is assessed for Reading based on Anthology texts
1 piece that is marked for Personal & Imaginative Writing
Question 4
How many sections are there in the Language exam?
4 2
53
Answer!There are 3 sections
Section A is a Reading test
Section B tests Reading and Writing
Section C is a Writing test
Question 5
How long is the Language exam?
90 minutes 2 hours
1 hour 45 mins2 hours 15 mins
Answer!The Language exam is 2 hours 15 minutes long
Question 6
According to SIS English Dept policy, how many drafts can you give to your teacher before you
submit a final copy for assessment?
As many as you like
1
None2
Answer!
You can only submit 1 draft for formal written feedback from your teacher
Question 7
How many oral assessments do you have to complete for the Language course?
As many as possible
1 per year
24
Answer!You must submit marks for
1 group oral task, 1 paired conversation, 1 individual oral
for Language
Question 8
True or false: It is not plagarisism if you change the words of someone else’s work.
True False
It depends on what words you change
Not sure
Answer!FALSE!
If you copy the ideas of another, even if you change the words - without crediting the author - then you have
plagiarised. The English Dept (and the school) is VERY strict about this. You and your parents will receive a
warning letter and you may not be allowed to take the coursework option in English…you may have to do an
extra exam instead.
Congratulations!
• Well done! You are now officially aware of the demands of the Language course you are about to begin!