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OXFORD CAMBRIDGE AND RSA EXAMINATIONS LEVEL FUNCTIONAL SKILLS ENGLISH 09498/0 PRACTICE PAPER AW08 WRITING TASK AND ANSWER BOOKLET Your surname or family name TIME: 50 MINUTES Your first forename (if any) Your second forename (if any) Date of birth Centre name Centre number FOR EXAMINER USE ONLY Your OCR candidate number Task Mark A / YOU NEED This task and answer booklet. A pen with black ink OR access to a computer and printer to print out your responses which should be firmly attached to this booklet. B / Total (A+B) /4 You may use a dictionary and spell/grammar check facilities but you must not ask anyone to help you. INSTRUCTIONS FOR CANDIDATES Do NOT open this booklet until you are told to do so by the supervisor. Fill in all the boxes above. Make sure your personal details are entered correctly. Use BLOCK LETTERS. Write your answer to each task in the space provided in this answer booklet or attach your printouts to this booklet before handing in. Additional answer space can be found on pages 6 and 7. If you use extra paper, make sure that it has your name, candidate number, centre number and task reference on it and is securely attached to this booklet. When you have finished, hand this booklet to the supervisor. Ofqual Qualification Reference Number: 500/9/6 / This document consists of 8 pages. Any blank pages are indicated. 09498 Practice OCR 0 Registered Company Number: 484466 [Turn over

WRITING TASKS (4 marks) You have 50 minutes to do tasks A and B. For both tasks, remember to write in sentences, using accurate spelling, punctuation and grammar. Allow time to check your work. Writing Task A ( marks) Scenario You have recently moved into the apartment shown in the following advertisement. bed Apartment to Let Close to city centre 800 per month On good bus route Quiet location Your own parking space Modern kitchen with microwave and dishwasher Central heating No pets allowed Hi-tech alarm system Large private garden For more information call the landlord: Allan Bailey on 0777 457 Since you moved in, you have found that some things are not as good as the advertisement promised. Write a formal letter to the landlord to complain about the apartment. His address is: Mr Allan Bailey, 4 Springbank Gardens, Kensington, London, L MHH. You will need to: explain why you are writing give details of the problems you have found say what you want the landlord to do. You should spend approximately 0 minutes writing this letter. Remember to write in sentences, using accurate spelling, punctuation and grammar.

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4 Writing Task B ( marks) Scenario You have been asked by your college or workplace to write a brief article on a restaurant, café, cinema or club you have been to. Your article will be published in the organisation s newsletter. The article should include information on what was good, what was bad, whether prices were reasonable and whether you would recommend it to other people. You should spend approximately 0 minutes writing this article. Remember to write in sentences, using accurate spelling, punctuation and grammar.

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6 ADDITIONAL ANSWER SPACE The task reference (A or B) MUST be inserted beside each answer.

7 ADDITIONAL ANSWER SPACE The task reference (A or B) MUST be inserted beside each answer. [Turn over

Oxford Cambridge and RSA Examinations is a Company Limited by Guarantee Registered in England Registered Office: Hills Road, Cambridge, CB EU Registered Company Number: 484466 OCR is an exempt Charity /

OXFORD CAMBRIDGE AND RSA EXAMINATIONS OCR FUNCTIONAL SKILLS QUALIFICATION IN ENGLISH AT LEVEL This assessment may be taken within these dates: PRACTICE PAPER Mark Scheme The maximum mark for the Writing paper is [4] AW08 This document consists of pages. Any blank pages are indicated. [Turn over

Functional Skills English L Mark Scheme Writing Tasks (4 marks) Writing Task A ( Marks) M/S Ref Indicative Response Marks Total marks W Candidate has written clearly and coherently with an appropriate level of detail, including relevant material. Response is suitable for purpose and audience: some relevant information/ideas but lacks detail and clarity. generally relevant, some attempt at coherence, but lacks detail or clarity. mostly relevant and coherent, some detail and clarity. fully relevant, coherent and clear, with appropriate detail. 4 4 W Candidate has used spelling accurately: some attempt at spelling simple everyday words accurately. most simple words and words occurring in the source documents and question paper are spelt correctly. virtually all simple words and words occurring in the source documents and question paper are spelt correctly. Any errors stand out as atypical or one-off slips. W Candidate has used punctuation accurately: some attempt at using capital letters (at the beginning of sentences and/or for proper nouns), full stops and question marks (where required), although errors at times affect meaning. most capital letters, full stops and question marks (where required) are used accurately. Errors do not significantly affect meaning. virtually all capital letters (including personal pronoun), full stops and question marks are used accurately. Any errors stand out as atypical or one-off slips and do not affect meaning. W4 Candidate has used grammar accurately: some attempt at accurate subject/verb agreement, although errors at times affect meaning. subject/verb agreement mostly accurate but some confusion of pronouns, inconsistency of tense. virtually all grammar is accurate. Any errors stand out as atypical or one-off slips and do not affect meaning. W5 Candidate has used an appropriate formal letter format, to include: at least the sender s address. sender s address and indicated who it is to and from. sender and recipient addresses and indicated who it is to and from. sender and recipient addresses, date, acceptable (though not necessarily matching) salutation and close. W6 Candidate has presented relevant material in a logical sequence: limited organisation; sometimes difficult to follow. some evidence of helpful organisation, but may lack introduction or conclusion. mostly effective organisation of material. Clear beginning, middle and end. flows logically and organisation actively helps the reader. 4 4 4 4 Total available for Writing Task A

Writing Task B ( Marks) M/S Ref Indicative Response Marks Total marks W Candidate has written clearly and coherently with an appropriate level of detail, including relevant material. Response is suitable for purpose and audience: some relevant material. Response lacks detail and clarity. mostly relevant material but lacking in either detail or clarity. fully relevant, coherent and clear with appropriate detail. W Candidate has used spelling accurately: spelling of everyday words is usually accurate. Words occurring in the source documents and question paper are mostly spelt correctly. virtually all spelling of everyday words, and words from the source documents, and question paper is correct throughout. Any errors stand out as atypical or one-off slips and do not affect meaning. W Candidate has used punctuation accurately: capital letters (at the beginning of sentences and for proper nouns), full stops and question marks are used correctly with only minor lapses. capital letters, full stops and question marks are used accurately throughout. Any errors stand out as atypical or one-off slips and do not affect meaning. W4 Candidate has used grammar accurately: overall accurate, but with some errors in subject/verb agreement and/or some inconsistency of tense. mostly grammatically accurate with accurate subject/verb agreement, accurate and consistent use of tense. Any errors stand out as atypical or one-off slips and do not affect meaning. W5 Candidate has used an appropriate article format, to include: an appropriate heading/title. an appropriate heading/title and other form of formatting such as sub-headings, bullets and/or paragraphing. W6 Candidate has presented information in a logical sequence: some attempt at sequencing relevant information, although not consistent. Some attempt at meeting the purpose of the task. May not always be easy to follow and does not fully meet needs of audience. material flows logically. It is suitable for purpose and audience. It has a clear beginning, middle and end. Total available for Writing Task B Note to markers: Where a candidate does not meet the minimum required for the award of mark, 0 marks should be awarded. This applies to all mark scheme references. Maximum marks for M/S reference are shown in bold.