Q15 Using both texts (AO1, 4 marks): Eduqas GCSE English Language questions
Every Eduqas GCSE English Language exam question on Q15 Using both texts (AO1, 4 marks), 2017–2025, with its mark scheme and examiner’s report.
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All 15 questions on Q15 Using both texts (AO1, 4 marks), as a list
- June 2025, Component 2, Q15 (4 marks): Using information from both texts, explain briefly what food and drink Preet Chandi and Fridtjof Nansen had on their expeditions.
- November 2024, Component 2, Q15 (4 marks): Using information from both texts, give the details of the football kit worn by each of the teams in the two football games.
- June 2024, Component 2, Q15 (4 marks): Using information from both texts, explain briefly the weather conditions faced by Captain Webb and Sally Minty-Gravett on their Channel swims.
- November 2023, Component 2, Q15 (4 marks): Using information from both texts, explain briefly what readers learn about: • Jules Molyneaux’s father • Isabella Bird’s guide, Jim Nugent
- June 2023, Component 2, Q15 (4 marks): Using information from both texts, explain briefly the immediate reactions of Aileen Jones and Ida Lewis when they heard that the fishermen and the soldiers wer
- November 2022, Component 2, Q15 (4 marks): Using information from both texts, explain briefly what the two writers tell readers about Jumbo’s food and drink.
- June 2022, Component 2, Q15 (4 marks): Using information from both texts, explain briefly how the Punch and Judy performers make their money.
- November 2021, Component 2, Q15 (4 marks): Using information from both texts, identify what Tim Peake and Otto Lilienthal wore for the spacewalk and the flight in the flying machine.
- November 2020, Component 2, Q15 (4 marks): Using information from both texts, explain briefly how the guides helped to keep the writers safe when they came across the gorillas.
- November 2019, Component 2, Q15 (4 marks): Briefly explain in your own words what we learn about Petticoat Lane and the area around Kingsland Road. Do not give details about the markets themselves.
- June 2019, Component 2, Q15 (4 marks): Using information from both texts, explain briefly in your own words what happened when news of the mining accidents became known.
- November 2018, Component 2, Q15 (4 marks): Using information from both texts, explain briefly in your own words, how the spectators reacted to Blondin and Wallenda.
- June 2018, Component 2, Q15 (4 marks): Using information from both texts, explain briefly in your own words what happened as a result of the volcanoes erupting in Anjer and in Iceland.
- November 2017, Component 2, Q15 (4 marks): Using information from both texts, explain briefly in your own words how whales were hunted in 1850 and are now hunted in the Faroe Islands.
- June 2017, Component 2, Q15 (4 marks): According to these two writers, how do the cells in these prisons add to the prisoners’ sense of isolation?
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