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Below are the topics that are covered in IB Diploma Programme English A HL/SL for your preparation:
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Language A is not language acquisition, it however dispenses opportunities to develop and polish their language skills. Students are expected to acquire vocabulary to analyse texts. Students will improve both, reading as well as writing skills
One of the vital skills that you attain is analytical skills. You are not restricted to merely reading and writing but analysing the text properly to justify the validity of the material.
Visual skills facilitate students to supplement their reading and writing skills. It helps in enhancing the meaning of the text.
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Students are required to study at least 4 literary works at Standard Level and 6 works at Higher Level.
Study 2 Literary texts
One text from the PLT list
One text can be chosen freely
Study 3 Literary texts
One text from the PLT list
One text from PLA
One text can be chosen freely
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Paper 1: : Guided literary analysis |
Paper 2: Comparative Essay |
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Duration |
1 hour 15 minutes |
Duration |
1 hour 45 minutes |
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Weightage |
35% |
Weightage |
35% |
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Question Type |
2 unseen text or passages. Students write an analysis of one of these texts |
Question Type |
The paper consists of four general questions. In response to one question, students write a comparative essay based on two works studied in the course. (30 marks) |
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Marks |
20 marks |
Marks |
25 Marks |
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Paper 1: Guided literary analysis |
Paper 2: Comparative Essay |
Higher Level (HL) Essay |
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Duration |
2 hours 15 Minutes |
Duration |
1 hour 45 minutes |
Duration |
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Weightage |
35% |
Weightage |
25% |
Weightage |
20% |
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Question Type |
2 unseen text or passages. Students write an analysis of one of these texts |
Question Type |
The paper consists of four general questions. In response to one question, students write a comparative essay based on two works studied in the course |
Question Type |
Students submit an essay on one literary text or work studied during the course. The essay must be 1,200–1,500 words in length |
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Marks |
40 marks |
Marks |
30 Marks |
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20 marks |
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Individual oral commentary |
Further oral activity |
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Weightage |
15% |
Weightage |
15% |
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Components |
Students comment on an extract from a literary text studied in part 4 of the course. |
Components |
Students comment on an extract from a literary text studied in part 4 of the course. |
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Marks |
40 Marks |
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Individual oral commentary (SSST variant) |
Individual oral (15 Minutes) | ||
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Weightage |
15% |
Weightage |
15% |
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Components |
This component consists of an individual oral that is externally assessed by the IB |
Components |
Students complete at least two further oral activities, one based on part 1 and one based on part 2 of the course. |
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Marks |
40 Marks |
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List of Prescribed literature in translation
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