Need to catch up on notes? Double check what you have? Just want to add some ideas, then take a look at these annotated staves against yours and have a re-read of the staves. It is all important in embedding your knowledge of the text and writer methods.
Think you know your wheres from your wears? Your theres from your theirs?
Put yourself to the test!
There are 10 multiple choice questions. Get all 10 right, and you’ll officially be a Grammar Police Sergeant.
You’ll also get 25 house points for your trouble.
You can take the test as many times as you like.
House points will be awarded providing you complete the test by Friday 17th February.
Take your time – and good luck!
Chief Constable Parry-Shovlin
Think you know your wheres from your wears? Your theres from your theirs?
Put yourself to the test!
There are 10 multiple choice questions. Get all 10 right, and you’ll officially be a Grammar Police Constable.
You’ll also get 10 house points for your trouble.
You can take the test as many times as you like.
House points will be awarded providing you complete the test by Friday 4th November.
Take your time – and good luck!
Chief Constable Parry-Shovlin
Ms Paterson has put together this very handy slide telling you where you can go for revision ideas. Don’t forget you can also listen to the audio versions of the texts via the KS4 playlists tab. Click on the file to download the ppt slide with the links on. No excuses : )
If you’d like to take part, click here to register. We’ll be in touch after the deadline!
We won’t lie – this test is tricky.
20 questions. No pressure.
Get all 20 right and you’ll be an official Grammar Police Inspector, and receive 25 house points too!
You can take the test as many times as you like.
House points will be awarded providing you complete the test by Friday 24th June!
Take your time – and good luck!
Chief Constable Parry-Shovlin
Mr Eason has put together this handy guide on all of Mr Bruff’s revision videos for everyone to access from one place. It includes videos on language and all the literature elements year 11 are covering this year. Happy revision : )
If you need re cap or missed any chapters in class, you can hear them all being read to you here and with annotations. There is also the audiobook version on the GCSE playlist tab if you just want to hear the story again.
English at Lutterworth College 