plumiQ05 Evaluating the passage (AO4, 10 marks): Eduqas GCSE English Language questions
Every Eduqas GCSE English Language exam question on Q05 Evaluating the passage (AO4, 10 marks), 2017–2025, with its mark scheme and examiner’s report.
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All 15 questions on Q05 Evaluating the passage (AO4, 10 marks), as a list
- June 2025, Component 1, Q05 (10 marks): To answer this question, read lines 64–89 and consider the passage as a whole. “Clive is presented as a character who it is impossible to feel sympathy for, and
- November 2024, Component 1, Q05 (10 marks): To answer this question you must read lines 59–75 and consider the passage as a whole. “The writer presents George as a decent man and a victim, and yet we do n
- June 2024, Component 1, Q05 (10 marks): To answer this question, read lines 56–83 and consider the passage as a whole. The teacher describes Jack as “one of those lonely, pathetic cases, a farmer depe
- November 2023, Component 1, Q05 (10 marks): To answer this question, you must consider the passage as a whole. “The writer does not present either brother in a positive way in this passage.” To what exten
- June 2023, Component 1, Q05 (10 marks): To answer this question, read lines 67–78 and consider the passage as a whole. “The narrator and her mother are totally unaware of what Lisa is really like.” To
- November 2022, Component 1, Q05 (10 marks): To answer this question you need to read lines 69–86 and also consider the passage as a whole. “The writer completely changes our thoughts and feelings about Li
- June 2022, Component 1, Q05 (10 marks): To answer this question you must read lines 62–80 and consider the passage as a whole. “The writer presents Rachel as an intelligent woman and yet she behaves v
- November 2021, Component 1, Q05 (10 marks): To answer this question you will need to consider the passage as a whole. ‘Men are not presented in a positive way in this passage.’ How far do you agree with t
- November 2020, Component 1, Q05 (10 marks): To answer this question you must consider the passage as a whole. ‘The writer changes our view of Ranjit as the story develops.’ How far do you agree with this
- November 2019, Component 1, Q05 (10 marks): To answer this question you must consider the passage as a whole. ‘The writer has created an enjoyable short story with a satisfying ending.’ How far do you agr
- June 2019, Component 1, Q05 (10 marks): To answer this question you will need to consider the passage as a whole. ‘The writer presents Jonathan as a failure as a father and husband.’ How far do you ag
- November 2018, Component 1, Q05 (10 marks): To answer this question you must consider the passage as a whole. “The writer shows that life for immigrants such as the Hamiltons was very hard.” How far do yo
- June 2018, Component 1, Q05 (10 marks): To answer this question you need to read lines 56-70 and also consider the passage as a whole. “The writer uses the walk to Wreck Island to show a change in bot
- November 2017, Component 1, Q05 (10 marks): Read lines 62 to the end of the passage. Evaluate the way the writer presents Lucy’s mother, Maureen, in these lines and in the passage as a whole.
- June 2017, Component 1, Q05 (10 marks): Read lines 50 to the end. “In the last 20 or so lines of this passage, Patricia becomes a real heroine.” How far do you agree with this view?
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