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Pearson Edexcel GCSE English Language (1EN0) is Pearson Edexcel's GCSE English Language qualification, specification 1EN0, taken in England. The questions here come from Pearson Edexcel's published question papers from June 2017 to June 2025, plus its specimen papers, with answers and marking guidance taken from Pearson Edexcel's own mark schemes. Written-answer questions let you work out your answer and then reveal what the mark scheme accepts; diagrams, graphs and source material appear with the questions that use them.
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Question #1
Look at the images provided. Write about a time when you met somebody new. Your response could be real or imagined. You may wish to base your response on one of the images. Your response will be marked for the accurate and appropriate use of vocabulary, spelling, punctuation and grammar.
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Correct answer: Imaginative writing about a time you met somebody new, real or imagined. Narrative, descriptive or monologue form is acceptable, with clear structure (introduction, development, conclusion) and a voice that is interesting and believable for a general readership. You may use the images, e.g. first day at school or college, or meeting a best friend or partner, or a historical, sporting or cultural event.
Explanation
40 marks: 24 for AO5 (content and organisation) and 16 for AO6 (vocabulary, sentence structures, spelling and punctuation). AO5 levels: L1 1–4 basic response, audience/purpose not fully established; L2 5–9 awareness of audience and purpose, straightforward tone, paragraphs; L3 10–14 selects devices to suit audience and purpose, develops and connects ideas, clear paragraphing; L4 15–19 organises material for effect, effective tone, cohesive and deliberate structure; L5 20–24 shapes audience response with subtlety, sophisticated sustained tone, manipulates complex ideas. AO6 levels: L1 1–3 basic vocabulary often misspelled, basic punctuation; L2 4–6 range of correctly spelt vocabulary, controlled punctuation, coordination and subordination; L3 7–9 varied vocabulary, irregular spellings correct, accurate varied punctuation; L4 10–12 wide selective vocabulary, occasional spelling errors, sentences managed for effect; L5 13–16 extensive vocabulary used strategically, rare spelling errors, accurate punctuation for emphasis and precision.
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Question #2
Write about a time when something strange or unusual happened to you or someone you know. Your response could be real or imagined. Your response will be marked for the accurate and appropriate use of vocabulary, spelling, punctuation and grammar.
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Correct answer: Imaginative writing about a time when something strange or unusual happened to you or someone you know, real or imagined. Narrative, description or monologue is acceptable, with clear structure (introduction, development, conclusion) and an interesting, believable voice. Writers may reflect on their own life, develop thoughts and feelings of others involved, or write about more than one event.
Explanation
40 marks: 24 for AO5 (content and organisation) and 16 for AO6 (vocabulary, sentence structures, spelling and punctuation). AO5 levels: L1 1–4 basic response, audience/purpose not fully established; L2 5–9 awareness of audience and purpose, straightforward tone, paragraphs; L3 10–14 selects devices to suit audience and purpose, develops and connects ideas, clear paragraphing; L4 15–19 organises material for effect, effective tone, cohesive and deliberate structure; L5 20–24 shapes audience response with subtlety, sophisticated sustained tone, manipulates complex ideas. AO6 levels: L1 1–3 basic vocabulary often misspelled, basic punctuation; L2 4–6 range of correctly spelt vocabulary, controlled punctuation, coordination and subordination; L3 7–9 varied vocabulary, irregular spellings correct, accurate varied punctuation; L4 10–12 wide selective vocabulary, occasional spelling errors, sentences managed for effect; L5 13–16 extensive vocabulary used strategically, rare spelling errors, accurate punctuation for emphasis and precision.
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Question #3
Write about a time when you, or someone you know, did something that they should not have done. Your response could be real or imagined.
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Correct answer: Open task: a piece of narrative or descriptive writing about a time when you, or someone you know, did something they should not have done. It can be real or imagined.
Explanation
40 marks in total: 24 for AO5 (content and organisation) and 16 for AO6 (technical accuracy: spelling, punctuation, grammar and vocabulary). Question 5 and Question 6 are marked the same way. Indicative content: the writing is for a general readership (adult or young people). The form may be narrative, descriptive or monologue, with clear organisation and structure: an introduction, development of points and a conclusion. Responses may focus on the moment of wrongdoing and reveal or reflect on the writer's life; write about others involved and the impact on them; cover more than one event; use creative techniques (vocabulary, imagery, language techniques); use an interesting, believable voice; show understanding of the form; and use a suitable register, which may include colloquial language, dialogue or a sustained single voice. AO5 (24 marks): L1 (1–4) basic response, audience/purpose not fully established. L2 (5–9) awareness of audience and purpose, straightforward tone, style and register, uses paragraphs. L3 (10–14) selects material and devices to suit audience and purpose, develops and connects ideas, paragraphing makes meaning clear. L4 (15–19) organises material for particular effect, effective tone, style and register, cohesive and deliberate structure. L5 (20–24) shapes audience response with subtlety, sophisticated and sustained tone, style and register, manipulates complex ideas. AO6 (16 marks): L1 (1–3) basic, often misspelled vocabulary, basic punctuation. L2 (4–6) range of correctly spelt vocabulary, controlled punctuation, coordination and subordination. L3 (7–9) varied vocabulary, irregular spellings correct, accurate and varied punctuation. L4 (10–12) wide, selective vocabulary, occasional spelling errors, sentence structures managed for deliberate effect. L5 (13–16) extensive vocabulary used strategically, rare spelling errors, accurate punctuation for emphasis and precision, sentence structures used selectively for effect.
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Question #4
Look at the images provided. Write about a secret. Your response could be real or imagined. You may wish to base your response on one of the images.
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Correct answer: Open task: a piece of imaginative writing about a secret, real or imagined. It may be based on one of the images.
Explanation
40 marks in total: 24 for AO5 (content and organisation) and 16 for AO6 (technical accuracy: spelling, punctuation, grammar and vocabulary). Question 5 and Question 6 are marked the same way. Indicative content: the writing is for a general readership (adult or young people). The form may be narrative, descriptive or monologue, with clear organisation and structure: an introduction, development of points and a conclusion. Responses may use the images as inspiration (for example childhood secrets, bonding over a shared secret, or a guilty secret); write about having a secret or sharing someone else's; use any moment, real or imagined, where a secret had to be kept; use creative techniques (vocabulary, imagery, language techniques); use an interesting, believable voice; show understanding of the form; and use a suitable register, which may include colloquial language, dialogue or a sustained single voice. AO5 (24 marks): L1 (1–4) basic response, audience/purpose not fully established. L2 (5–9) awareness of audience and purpose, straightforward tone, style and register, uses paragraphs. L3 (10–14) selects material and devices to suit audience and purpose, develops and connects ideas, paragraphing makes meaning clear. L4 (15–19) organises material for particular effect, effective tone, style and register, cohesive and deliberate structure. L5 (20–24) shapes audience response with subtlety, sophisticated and sustained tone, style and register, manipulates complex ideas. AO6 (16 marks): L1 (1–3) basic, often misspelled vocabulary, basic punctuation. L2 (4–6) range of correctly spelt vocabulary, controlled punctuation, coordination and subordination. L3 (7–9) varied vocabulary, irregular spellings correct, accurate and varied punctuation. L4 (10–12) wide, selective vocabulary, occasional spelling errors, sentence structures managed for deliberate effect. L5 (13–16) extensive vocabulary used strategically, rare spelling errors, accurate punctuation for emphasis and precision, sentence structures used selectively for effect.
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Question #5
Look at the images provided. Write about a time when you were lost or you lost an important possession. Your response could be real or imagined. You may wish to base your response on one of the images. *Your response will be marked for the accurate and appropriate use of vocabulary, spelling, punctuation and grammar.
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Correct answer: Open task: a piece of imaginative writing about a time you were lost or lost an important possession (may be real or imagined, and may be based on one of the images).
Explanation
40 marks. Marked out of 40: 24 marks for AO5 (content and organisation) and 16 marks for AO6 (vocabulary, sentence structures, spelling and punctuation). Purpose: write about being lost or losing an important possession, using description, anecdote, speech, narrative and literary techniques. Audience: general readership, adult or young people. Form: narrative, descriptive or monologue, with clear structure (introduction, development, conclusion). Responses may use the images as inspiration, reflect on thoughts and feelings at the time, write about others affected by the loss, or cover more than one event. They should use appropriate creative techniques (vocabulary, imagery, language techniques), an interesting and believable voice, and a register suited to the form (colloquial elements, dialogue or a sustained single voice are acceptable). AO5 levels: L1 (1–4) basic response, audience/purpose not fully established. L2 (5–9) awareness of audience and purpose, straightforward tone, style and register, uses paragraphs. L3 (10–14) selects material and devices to suit audience and purpose, develops and connects ideas. L4 (15–19) organises material for particular effect, with effective tone, style and register. L5 (20–24) shapes audience response with subtlety, with sophisticated, sustained tone, style and register and complex ideas. AO6 levels: L1 (1–3) basic vocabulary, often misspelled, basic punctuation. L2 (4–6) range of correctly spelt vocabulary, controlled punctuation, coordination and subordination. L3 (7–9) varied vocabulary, irregular spellings correct, accurate and varied punctuation. L4 (10–12) wide, selective vocabulary with occasional spelling errors, sentence structures managed for deliberate effect. L5 (13–16) extensive vocabulary used strategically, rare spelling errors, accurate punctuation for emphasis and precision, sentence structures used selectively for effect.
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Question #6
Write about a time when you felt happy or relieved about something. Your response could be real or imagined. *Your response will be marked for the accurate and appropriate use of vocabulary, spelling, punctuation and grammar.
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Correct answer: Open task: a piece of imaginative writing about a time you felt happy or relieved about something (real or imagined).
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40 marks. Marked out of 40: 24 marks for AO5 (content and organisation) and 16 marks for AO6 (vocabulary, sentence structures, spelling and punctuation). Purpose: write about a time they felt happy or relieved, using description, anecdote, speech, narrative and literary techniques. Audience: general readership. Form: narrative, descriptive or monologue, with clear structure (introduction, development, conclusion). Responses may recall a memory from the past, or use any real or imagined example. They should use appropriate creative techniques, an interesting and believable voice, and a register suited to the form (colloquial elements, dialogue or a sustained single voice are acceptable). AO5 levels: L1 (1–4) basic response, audience/purpose not fully established. L2 (5–9) awareness of audience and purpose, straightforward tone, style and register. L3 (10–14) selects material and devices to suit audience and purpose, develops and connects ideas. L4 (15–19) organises material for particular effect, with effective tone, style and register. L5 (20–24) shapes audience response with subtlety, with sophisticated, sustained tone, style and register and complex ideas. AO6 levels: L1 (1–3) basic vocabulary, often misspelled, basic punctuation. L2 (4–6) range of correctly spelt vocabulary, controlled punctuation, coordination and subordination. L3 (7–9) varied vocabulary, irregular spellings correct, accurate and varied punctuation. L4 (10–12) wide, selective vocabulary with occasional spelling errors, sentence structures managed for deliberate effect. L5 (13–16) extensive vocabulary used strategically, rare spelling errors, accurate punctuation for emphasis and precision, sentence structures used selectively for effect.
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Question #7
Write about a time when you, or someone you know, stood up for something important. Your response could be real or imagined. *Your response will be marked for the accurate and appropriate use of vocabulary, spelling, punctuation and grammar.
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Correct answer: Open creative writing task: a real or imagined piece about a time when someone stood up for something important. Could be narrative, descriptive or monologue, for a general readership, with clear structure (introduction, development, conclusion).
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40 marks: 24 for AO5 (communication and organisation) and 16 for AO6 (vocabulary, sentence structures, spelling and punctuation). Responses may cover incidents at school or with family and friends; the difficulties of taking a stance and its effect on others; more than one event; appropriate creative techniques (vocabulary, imagery, language techniques); a believable, interesting voice; understanding of the form; register suited to the form, which may include colloquial language, dialogue or a sustained single voice. AO5 levels: L1 (1–4) basic, audience/purpose not fully established; L2 (5–9) awareness of audience and purpose, straightforward tone, paragraphs; L3 (10–14) devices chosen to suit audience and purpose, ideas developed and connected; L4 (15–19) material organised for effect, cohesive and deliberate structure; L5 (20–24) subtle shaping of audience response, sophisticated and sustained tone, complex ideas. AO6 levels: L1 (1–3) basic, often misspelled vocabulary; L2 (4–6) range of correctly spelt vocabulary, controlled punctuation, coordination and subordination; L3 (7–9) varied vocabulary, irregular spellings correct, accurate and varied punctuation; L4 (10–12) wide, selective vocabulary, occasional spelling errors, sentences managed for deliberate effect; L5 (13–16) extensive vocabulary used strategically, rare spelling errors, accurate punctuation for emphasis and precision.
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Question #8
Read this extract. Arriving at the town, we had no difficulty in finding the inn. The town is composed of one desolate street; and midway in that street stands the inn—an ancient stone building sadly out of repair. The painting on the sign-board is obliterated. The shutters over the long range of front windows are all closed. A cock and his hens are the only living creatures at the door. Plainly, this is one of the old inns of the stage-coach period, ruined by the railway. We pass through the open arched doorway, and find no one to welcome us. We advance into the stable yard behind; I assist my wife to dismount. No bell to ring. No human creature to answer when I call. Give two things that show how deserted the place is. You may use your own words or quotations from the text.
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Correct answer: Any two of: the street is 'desolate'; the shutters are all closed; the only living creatures are chickens / 'cock and his hens'; 'find no one to welcome us'; Mr Fairbank has to help his wife dismount as no one else is there; 'No human creature to answer when I call'; nobody is there to take the horses from Mr Fairbank.
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Accept any reasonable answer based on lines 1–8, up to a maximum of 2 marks (1 mark each). Quotations and the candidate's own words are both acceptable.
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Question #9
Write about a time in your life when something unexpected happened. Your response could be real or imagined. *Your response will be marked for the accurate and appropriate use of vocabulary, spelling, punctuation and grammar.
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Correct answer: Open task: a real or imagined piece (narrative, descriptive or monologue) about a time when something unexpected happened, for a general readership.
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40 marks: 24 for AO5 (communication, tone, style, register, organisation) and 16 for AO6 (vocabulary, sentence structures, spelling and punctuation). Good responses have clear organisation with an introduction, development and conclusion; a register suited to the form (may be colloquial, with dialogue or a sustained single voice); appropriate creative techniques (vocabulary, imagery, language techniques); a believable, interesting voice. May draw on the passage's mystery style or on real-life situations at home or school. AO5 levels: L1 1–4 basic, audience/purpose not fully established; L2 5–9 awareness of audience and purpose, straightforward tone, paragraphs; L3 10–14 devices chosen to suit audience and purpose, ideas developed and connected; L4 15–19 material organised for effect, features used cohesively and deliberately; L5 20–24 audience response shaped with subtlety, sophisticated sustained style, complex ideas manipulated. AO6 levels: L1 1–3 basic, often misspelled vocabulary, basic punctuation; L2 4–6 range of correctly spelt vocabulary, controlled punctuation, coordination and subordination; L3 7–9 varied vocabulary, irregular spellings correct, accurate varied punctuation; L4 10–12 wide selective vocabulary, occasional spelling errors, sentences managed for effect; L5 13–16 extensive vocabulary used strategically, rare spelling errors, accurate punctuation for emphasis and precision, sentence structures chosen for particular effects.
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Question #10
Look at the images provided. Write about a time when you had a dream that was important to you. Your response could be real or imagined. You may wish to base your response on one of the images. *Your response will be marked for the accurate and appropriate use of vocabulary, spelling, punctuation and grammar.
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Correct answer: Open task: a real or imagined piece (narrative, descriptive or monologue) about a time when the writer had a dream that was important to them, optionally based on one of the images.
Explanation
40 marks: 24 for AO5 and 16 for AO6. Responses may use the images as inspiration, treat dreams as ambitions or hopes or as sleeping dreams, write about imagistic or not fully formed dreams, explain why the dream was important, or write about more than one dream. Should have clear organisation with introduction, development and conclusion; appropriate creative techniques; a believable, interesting voice; register suited to the form (may be colloquial, with dialogue or a sustained single voice). AO5 levels: L1 1–4; L2 5–9; L3 10–14; L4 15–19; L5 20–24 (subtle shaping of audience response, sophisticated sustained tone, style and register, complex ideas manipulated with a range of structural and grammatical features). AO6 levels: L1 1–3 basic, often misspelled; L2 4–6 range of correctly spelt vocabulary, controlled punctuation; L3 7–9 varied vocabulary, irregular spellings correct, accurate varied punctuation; L4 10–12 wide selective vocabulary, occasional errors, deliberate sentence effects; L5 13–16 extensive vocabulary used strategically, rare errors, accurate punctuation for emphasis and precision.
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