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Learn the steps for beginning an examination response Structure responses so that they are appropriate for audience, purpose and form Create an effective opening sentence 1.10 Mark scheme BandDescription 1 Generally sound understanding of the poem’s content/ideas Generally sound explanation of how the writer uses language, structure and form to present the poem’s content/ideas Generally sound relevant textual reference to support response Generally sound organisation and communication of ideas. Spelling, punctuation and grammar is mostly accurate; any errors do not hinder meaning 2 Sound understanding of the poem’s content/ideas Sound explanation of how the writer uses language, structure and form to present the poem’s content/ideas Sound relevant textual reference to support response Sound organisation and communication of ideas. Spelling, punctuation and grammar is mostly accurate, with some errors © Pearson Education Revise Edexcel GCSE English In-Class Revision Teacher Pack

Learn the steps for beginning an examination response Structure responses so that they are appropriate for audience, purpose and form Create an effective opening sentence 1.10 Mark scheme BandDescription 3 Thorough understanding of the poem’s content/ideas Thorough explanation of how the writer uses language, structure and form to present the poem’s content/ideas Sustained relevant textual reference to support response Appropriate organisation and sustained communication of ideas. Spelling, punctuation and grammar is almost always accurate, with occasional errors 4 Assured understanding of the poem’s content/ideas Assured explanation of how the writer uses language, structure and form to present the poem’s content/ideas Pertinent relevant textual reference to support response Purposeful organisation and assured communication of ideas. Spelling, punctuation and grammar is almost always accurate, with minimal errors © Pearson Education Revise Edexcel GCSE English In-Class Revision Teacher Pack

1.10 Mark scheme BandDescription 5 Perceptive understanding of the poem’s content/ideas Perceptive explanation of how the writer uses language, structure and form to present the poem’s content/ideas Convincing relevant textual reference to support response Convincing organisation and sophisticated communication of ideas. Spelling, punctuation and grammar is consistently accurate © Pearson Education Revise Edexcel GCSE English In-Class Revision Teacher Pack