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O-LevelEnglish LanguageReading for Meaning1123/21 · Oct/Nov 2018 · Q71 Mark

From paragraph 5 Why were the objects in the cellar 'unidentifiable'?

  1. (a)Why were the objects in the cellar 'unidentifiable'?[1]

Mark scheme

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  1. [1] 7 it was dark / dimly lit // there was not enough / very little light // they couldn't see (them) properly / clearly Allow (it was a) damp dimly lit space Not Allowed Responses: Eerie They couldn't see (them) (alone) It was damp (alone) there were shadows Lift of lines 21-2 'five stone steps into a damp dimly lit space'

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Topic
Reading for Meaning, O-Level English Language (syllabus 1123). Structured question, 1 mark.
Source
O-Level English Language, Oct/Nov 2018 Paper 2 Variant 1, question 7.

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