paper 2 section B structure

Q6-  1 marker, basic knowledge based.

Q7- 4 marker, usually explain what, e.g. uses and grats, regulation, scotts trust, funding

Q8- 5 marker, will be analytical question, will be from an insert, either media language or representation.

Q9- 15 marker- 3 well developed. 10 marks for analysis and 5 marks for judgement. media language or representation. in relation to a newspaper or somewhere online.

Q10- 10 marker- Historical covers or contemporary covers. How have media contexts influences newspapers. e.g. female vs male politicians, espionage, colour v black and white. how divorce is covered. reporter being just male maybe.



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