Year 12 · SACE / English as an Additional Language
Flashcards and recall.
Make a short deck from material you need to recall without notes.
Try this with English as an Additional Language
- Write one prompt per card. Use definitions, explanations or examples from your current topic.
- Answer aloud before turning the card. Split a card if it asks for several unrelated facts.
- Set aside missed cards and revisit them in a later session.
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Recall topics
- How many times do you hear each listening text in Section 1?
- What should you focus on during the first hearing of a Part A text?
- What should you focus on during the second hearing?
- Are there set pause times between hearings in Part A?
- What does Section 1 Part B contain?
- What tools does the e-exam provide that help in Section 1?
- Why should you read the Part A questions before the first hearing?
- What does the symbol → mean in notes?
- Give three common note-taking abbreviations.
- What kinds of words should you keep in notes?
- What do the symbols ↑ and ↓ mean in notes?
- How should notes be laid out on the page or screen?
- Why should you not write full sentences while listening?
- List the five task types the outline names for Part A.
- What is the first step in a table-completion task?
- What makes a good listening summary?
- What does 'respond to cues in the text' mean?
- What does a Part A planning task ask you to do?
- What is the most common error in table and diagram tasks?
- How do you judge how much to write for a Part A answer?
- Should you add your own ideas to a Part A answer?
- What does the command word 'identify' require?
- What does 'describe' require in Section 1?
- Why does proofreading matter in Part A answers?
- A question asks for 'two examples from the text'. What happens if you give one?
- What is the word order for a yes/no question in English?
- Correct this question: 'Why you chose this career?'
- What punctuation must every written question end with?
- Correct this question: 'How much it costs?'
- What is the word order for a wh- question with 'be'?
- Name five spoken text types that may appear in Section 1.
- What does the signpost 'First of all' tell a listener?
- What does 'On the other hand' signal in a talk?
- What does 'To sum up' or 'In short' signal?
- What does 'For instance' signal?
- How does an interview differ from a lecture in structure?
- What is the context of a text?
- What is the content of a text?
- How did the 2022 SAA describe less successful answers about context?
- What cues reveal the context of a speech?
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