Lesson 5.1.1
5.1.1 AO1: informed personal and creative responses Quiz: Pearson Edexcel English Literature, Unit 5
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The 20 questions
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Which AO covers informed, personal and creative responses to literary texts?
- AO4
- AO1
- AO3
- AO2
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Alongside personal response, what key skill does AO1 assess?
- Historical context comparison
- Critical theory application
- Structural language analysis
- Accurate written expression
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How must literary terminology be used to satisfy AO1 criteria?
- In complete isolation
- With understanding
- Only in footnotes
- Without definition
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What share of the GCE is AO1 worth?
- 26.7%
- 11%
- 21.9%
- 14%
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In Paper 1 (Drama), what share is AO1 worth?
- 5%
- 9.9%
- 4%
- 7.8%
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In Paper 3 (Poetry), what share is AO1 worth?
- 7.8%
- 5%
- 9.9%
- 5.1%
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In the NEA, what share is each AO worth, including AO1?
- 4%
- 5%
- 6%
- 3%
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A student uses terms such as 'enjambment' accurately and gives a clear personal response. Which AO is most directly reflected?
- AO4
- AO1
- AO5
- AO3
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In Assessment Objective 1, what makes a personal response 'informed'?
- Memorised theoretical essays
- Knowledge of texts
- Detailed biographical history
- Unsubstantiated opinions
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What is an AO1 creative response in A Level English Literature NEA?
- Re-creative writing task
- Unseen poetry essay
- Historical context timeline
- Critical anthology review
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What balances personal interpretation in Assessment Objective 1?
- Historical timeline data
- Social background facts
- Extensive footnote citation
- Secure terminology
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Which requirement falls under AO3 rather than AO1?
- Terminology use
- Written expression
- Personal response
- Historical background
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A candidate uses the term 'metaphor' inaccurately. Which AO is directly affected?
- AO3
- AO1
- AO5
- AO4
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Logical paragraphing and clear argument structure directly support which assessment objective?
- AO3
- AO2
- AO1
- AO4
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According to AO1, what must candidates use with understanding and discrimination?
- Historical background facts
- Concepts and terminology
- Alternative interpretations
- Biographical timelines
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How many assessment objectives does the specification define?
- Three
- Six
- Four
- Five
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Using precise literary terms correctly in an essay demonstrates which AO1 skill?
- Comparative evaluation
- Conceptual understanding
- Contextual knowledge
- Theoretical application
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What aspect of literary analysis differentiates AO2 from AO1?
- Coherent written expression
- Secure terminology
- Analysis of meaning
- Personal response
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Across the Pearson A-level English Literature specification, in which assessments is AO1 assessed?
- Papers 1 and 2
- Paper 1 only
- Every paper
- NEA only
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A candidate's analysis is excellent, but the writing is hard to follow. Which AO is most at risk?
- AO1
- AO4
- AO5
- AO2
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