English HL Paper 1 prelim 2012Memo FINAL.pdf - sacai
English HL Paper 1 prelim 2012Memo FINAL.pdf - sacai
English HL Paper 1 prelim 2012Memo FINAL.pdf - sacai
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1.4 This omission of the general public’s opinion should be regarded in relation to<br />
the central message of the passage. / Ferreira implies that people often make<br />
invalid assumptions, but he wants to present facts. / Only those who are<br />
actually involved in cage-diving with sharks, that is, the scuba divers, are<br />
justified to air their opinions. / By only referring to the opinion of scuba divers<br />
and omitting that of the general public, he strengthens his argument that when<br />
one considers the facts, he would be proved correct. / (4)<br />
1.5 By referring to the bias as “shark-attack hysteria” / he is using emotive<br />
language which ridicules the bias. / Since the reader does not want to be<br />
categorized with those that are ridiculed, / the reader is manipulated to agree<br />
more readily with Ferreira. / (4)<br />
1.6.1 C sarcasm (1)<br />
1.6.2 He points out the discrepancies of public opinion: / many more sharks are<br />
attracted during salmon fishing than during cage diving, / but the public is<br />
unaware of their presence. (3)<br />
QUESTIONS: TEXT B<br />
1.7 False. / There are some key behaviours that can be observed to indicate<br />
whether a shark is comfortable with or antagonistic to the diver’s presence. /<br />
(1mark for FALSE and 1 mark for the substantiation.) (2)<br />
1.8 A human may fidget with his/her fingers when he/she is embarrassed.<br />
This question is open ended. Give credit for any reasonable answer. (1)<br />
1.9 Sharks A and D. / Both have arched (hunched) their backs, / their pectoral fins<br />
are lowered / and they exhibit more exaggerated movement. / (4)<br />
QUESTIONS: TEXTS A and B<br />
1.10 Both passages imply that sharks are not as vicious as they have been<br />
portrayed. / With proper knowledge and precautions divers can still be<br />
reasonably safe when they encounter sharks in the ocean. / (2)<br />
1.11 The register of Text B is somewhat less formal than that of Text A, / though<br />
both texts are factual in nature. / In Text A the writer takes a defensive stance<br />
by listing his arguments, / whereas Text B is more conversational as the<br />
reader is addressed more informally by the repeated use of the personal<br />
pronoun “you” (you should). /<br />
Mark globally and give credit for well-motivated responses. (4)<br />
TOTAL SECTION A: 30