Edexcel English Paper 1 Revision Worksheet
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Section A: Reading (Unseen Fiction Extract Analysis)
Instructions:
For each question below, read an unseen fiction extract and use this worksheet to analyze
characters, themes, language, structure, tone, and mood.
1. Characters
Describe the main character(s) in the extract.
Write down any key traits or qualities they show. Look for how they are described and how
they interact with others.
Character Name(s): __________________________________________________________________
Traits and Evidence:
- Trait: ______________________________
Evidence/Quotation: __________________________________________
How does the writer present this character to the reader?
__________________________________________________________________
2. Themes
Identify one or more themes presented in the extract. Common themes include love, fear,
isolation, conflict, and courage. List any themes you observe, with evidence.
Theme 1: __________________________
Evidence/Quotation: __________________________________________
Theme 2: __________________________
Evidence/Quotation: __________________________________________
How does the writer explore these themes?
__________________________________________________________________
3. Language
Identify specific language techniques used by the writer. Look for figurative language like
metaphors, similes, and personification. List each example and discuss its effect.
Technique: _________________________
Quotation: __________________________________________
Effect: _____________________________________________
How do these language choices impact the reader’s understanding of the extract?
__________________________________________________________________
4. Structure
Examine the structure of the extract. Look at how the writer has arranged events or
descriptions. Note any structural techniques like flashbacks, changes in focus, or shifts in
perspective.
Opening: How does the writer introduce the scene or character?
___________________________________________________________
Middle: How does the writer develop tension or introduce changes?
___________________________________________________________
Ending: How does the extract conclude?
___________________________________________________________
5. Tone and Mood
Identify the tone (writer’s attitude) and mood (feeling created for the reader) in the extract.
Use specific examples to support your ideas.
Tone: ______________________________
Evidence/Quotation: __________________________________________
Mood: ______________________________
Evidence/Quotation: __________________________________________
6. Overall Analysis
Summarize how the writer uses characters, themes, language, structure, tone, and mood to
convey meaning in the extract.
__________________________________________________________________
Section B: Writing (Creative Writing Task)
Instructions:
For this section, plan a creative piece based on a prompt. Use the following questions to
organize your ideas.
1. Brainstorming Ideas
Prompt/Title: __________________________________________________
Initial Idea or Scenario:
__________________________________________________________________
Setting Description:
Describe the setting, considering how it influences the mood or atmosphere.
__________________________________________________________________
2. Characters
Main Character(s):
Name: ___________________________
Description (traits, appearance, motivations):
__________________________________________________________________
Supporting Characters:
Name: ___________________________
Description: ___________________________________________________
3. Themes
Theme(s) of the Story: (Examples: courage, friendship, survival, discovery)
__________________________________________________________________
4. Language Techniques
Plan language techniques to enhance description:
- Metaphors/Similes: __________________________________________
- Personification: _____________________________________________
- Sensory Details: _____________________________________________
5. Structure
Beginning:
How will you introduce the setting and main character?
__________________________________________________________________
Middle:
How will the plot develop or reach a point of tension?
__________________________________________________________________
Ending:
How will you resolve the story or create a cliffhanger?
__________________________________________________________________
6. Tone and Mood
Overall Tone: (e.g., serious, reflective, suspenseful)
__________________________________________________________________
Mood You Want to Create for the Reader: (e.g., mysterious, uplifting, tense)
__________________________________________________________________
7. Final Checklist
Grammar and Punctuation: Proofread your writing for any errors.
Varied Sentence Structure: Use short and long sentences to control pace.
