Fully updated for examination in 2022 onwards.
Now with separate ‘student’ and ‘answer’ booklets (two, separate files).
Included:
Anoushka Shankar:
Four-page booklet for students with one-page answer sheet for teachers.
Shankar listening:
Three Listening Questions with answer-sheets for teachers.
Exam-style listening questions ‘Section A’. Design is based on the actual A Level exam paper. Each question is worth 14 marks.
Pack includes warm-up fill-in-the-gaps activity concerning general information on Shankar and three 14-mark questions on:
‘Burn’,
'Breathing under water’
and ‘Easy’.
Suggested answers included for everything. This is an additional 8-page resource which includes 9 pages for the student and 4 answer pages.
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Pretty disappointed as I bought this because the description said there were "exam style" section A listening questions, which there are not. There are questions about the music, but there are no skeleton scores and the questions range over the whole song rather than centring around a short excerpt, as they would do in the exam.
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