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SECTION B—READING
Answer any TWO questions in this section.
N.B.—Begin the answer (or fair copy of an answer) to
each question on a fresh page.
Marks
1. {a) Choose one of the following characters from Shakespeare and write an
account of his or her part in the play:—
Puck; Portia {The Merchant of Venice)', Touchstone; Lady Macbeth;
Cassius; Viola; Hotspur. (10)
or
[h) Briefly describe a humorous or sad or tense incident from a play written
by a dramatist other than Shakespeare. (10)
2. Tell briefly in your own words the story of any ballad or other narrative poem
which deals with one of the following topics
a Border foray; the supernatural; a journey; love; violent death. (10)
3. Choose any poem which has made a deep impression upon you. What
qualities in it appealed to you most strongly ? How has the poet achieved his
effects ? Illustrate your answer by appropriate quotation. (10)
4. From a novel or short story that you have read, describe one of the following
incidents:—
a chase; a fight; a shipwreck; a ball; an outing; a proposal of marriage;
a rescue. (10)
5. Give, with the name of the author, the title of a book, other than fiction,
which deals with one of the subjects listed below. For what reasons would you
recommend it to a friend who has interests similar to your own ?
arts and crafts; astronomy; the care of animals; the cinema; sport; the
theatre; travel; wild flowers. (10)
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Answer any TWO questions in this section.
N.B.—Begin the answer (or fair copy of an answer) to
each question on a fresh page.
Marks
1. {a) Choose one of the following characters from Shakespeare and write an
account of his or her part in the play:—
Puck; Portia {The Merchant of Venice)', Touchstone; Lady Macbeth;
Cassius; Viola; Hotspur. (10)
or
[h) Briefly describe a humorous or sad or tense incident from a play written
by a dramatist other than Shakespeare. (10)
2. Tell briefly in your own words the story of any ballad or other narrative poem
which deals with one of the following topics
a Border foray; the supernatural; a journey; love; violent death. (10)
3. Choose any poem which has made a deep impression upon you. What
qualities in it appealed to you most strongly ? How has the poet achieved his
effects ? Illustrate your answer by appropriate quotation. (10)
4. From a novel or short story that you have read, describe one of the following
incidents:—
a chase; a fight; a shipwreck; a ball; an outing; a proposal of marriage;
a rescue. (10)
5. Give, with the name of the author, the title of a book, other than fiction,
which deals with one of the subjects listed below. For what reasons would you
recommend it to a friend who has interests similar to your own ?
arts and crafts; astronomy; the care of animals; the cinema; sport; the
theatre; travel; wild flowers. (10)
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Scottish school exams and circulars > Scottish Certificate of Education > 1962 > (10) |
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Description | Examination papers for the School Leaving Certificate 1888-1961 and the Scottish Certificate of Education 1962-1963. Produced by the Scotch (later 'Scottish') Education Department, these exam papers show how education developed in Scotland over this period, with a growing choice of subjects. Comparing them with current exam papers, there are obvious differences in the content and standards of the questions, and also in the layout and use of language |
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