P1 Ex 3 · Note-making: past paper questions
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- 0511/12 · May/June 2026 · Q8[4]
Specific things that Alex always does before a show starts:
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Reasons why Alex likes the theatre he’s working in now: ° ° © cccccecesecevecsvessesecevevecsvevevessacavevevevsvessavavevavesssavsssasavavsvesseseesavevevevsvevssesavevevsvevevsesecacevevees
See it on the paper → - 0511/13 · May/June 2026 · Q8[5]
Aspects of the job that the writer finds challenging:
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Errors in films that have been noticed by audiences: ° °
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Example: can damage the environment • • • • Problems water hyacinths cause:
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Methods of controlling water hyacinths: • • •
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Example: a love of gaming • • • • What first attracted Rosa to a career as a video game designer:
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What Rosa dislikes about her work: • • •
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Effects of urban rewilding that Josh has noticed in his city: ● ● ●
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Why urban rewilding is good for business: ● ●
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Mistaken beliefs about urban rewilding: ● ● Read the article about a young vet working in Australia, and then answer the questions. Meet the young flying vet Kat Sanders flies around the Australian countryside to treat animals of all shapes and sizes My name's Kat Sanders. Content removed due to copyright restrictions....
See it on the paper → - 0511/11 · May/June 2025 · Q8[4]
Rules of the Atlantic Challenge: • • • •
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• • • Highlights of the Atlantic Challenge:
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The advantages of recumbent bikes: • • • •
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• • • The disadvantages of recumbent bikes:
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Benefits of playing a musical instrument: • • • •
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Advice for how to start learning a musical instrument: • • • Question 9
See it on the paper → - 0511/11 · October/November 2024 · Q8[3]
Reasons why people go on a virtual tour of a museum: • • •
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• • • • Advice given by a designer of virtual tours:
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Reasons why people choose to watch reaction videos: Example: they can be very entertaining • • •
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What examiners said
Points 1 and 5 were particularly well attempted and in Point 4 the need for a suitable verb was well recognised. For Point 2, some candidates could not be credited for the imprecise answer ‘no support’. This required the idea of ‘acceptance’ to follow precisely the meaning in the text. In Point 3, a good number of candidates lifted incomplete information from the text such as, ‘if anything goes wr...
— Examiner report, May/June 2025, 0511/11 Q8 (Cambridge)
This question did not seem to be fully understood by a majority of candidates. The word ‘highlights’ in the heading was key to getting a correct response. The correct answers were flagged in the text with expressions such as ‘memorable aspects’. ‘a huge boost’ and ‘truly unforgettable’. Many candidates mistakenly wrote responses which detailed statistical or factual information rather than highlig...
— Examiner report, May/June 2025, 0511/11 Q9 (Cambridge)
Most candidates correctly identified two or three advantages of recumbent bikes from the text. The most common error was omitting key qualifiers which were required to gain the mark. For instance, many candidates simply wrote ‘They are rapid’ or ‘very rapid’ without the necessary detail ‘on flat roads’, which was essential. Similarly, the answer ‘less stress’ was frequently offered, but could not...
— Examiner report, May/June 2025, 0511/12 Q8 (Cambridge)
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