Write down the definition that is closest in meaning to the way the word is used in paragraph 2. B to make much of someone (1) very hard to make it, but Kevin is one of the few who really broke through.” (paragraph 2) 1.6.1 Explain what is meant by the make in this sentence. phrase “to it” To become successful or famous (2) 1.6.2 Quote TWO words or phrases from paragraph 2 that indicate that Carter had now, in fact, “made it”. Glamorous business Really broke through Everybody wanted to hear what he had to say  (2) 1.7 The words (paragraph 1) and (paragraph 2) both end “photograph” “autograph” in meaning “graph”, “to write”. 1.7.1 From this, deduce the meaning of the words quoted above. To write a picture  To write you own name (2) the light of the information given above, what JOB would a graphologist perform? The study of handwriting (1) 1.8 Refer to paragraph 3. 1.8.1 The first line of the paragraph would be little time for is states “There that”. What being referred to here? Speaking to everyone and dating the girls (1) 1.8.2 Describe the TONE used in the second sentence to inform readers of Kevin death. Carter’s Factual as if it is a news report being read (1) 1.9 A RHETORICAL QUESTION is used to open paragraph 4. 1.9.1 Discuss the effect the writer wished to achieve in using this device. He wants the reader to think of his own reason and come up with an anwer. (2) 1.9.2 What possible answer is given to the question in this paragraph? He became too famous, could not handle it and thought the only way out was to commit suicide (1) 1.10 Refer to paragraph 5. TWO aspects of fame are highlighted in the first sentence of this paragraph? Glory and criticism
Write down the definition that is closest in meaning to the way the word is used in paragraph 2. B to make much of someone (1) very hard to make it, but Kevin is one of the few who really broke through.” (paragraph 2) 1.6.1 Explain what is meant by the phrase “to make it” in this sentence. To become successful or famous (2) 1.6.2 Quote TWO words or phrases from paragraph 2 that indicate that Carter had now, in fact, “made it”. Glamorous business Really broke through Everybody wanted to hear what he had to say  (2) 1.7 The words “photograph” (paragraph 1) and “autograph” (paragraph 2) both end in “graph”, meaning “to write”. 1.7.1 From this, deduce the meaning of the words quoted above. To write a picture  To write you own name (2) the light of the information given above, what JOB would a graphologist perform? The study of handwriting (1) 1.8 Refer to paragraph 3. 1.8.1 The first line of the paragraph states “There would be little time for that”. What is being referred to here? Speaking to everyone and dating the girls (1) 1.8.2 Describe the TONE used in the second sentence to inform readers of Kevin Carter’s death. Factual as if it is a news report being read (1) 1.9 A RHETORICAL QUESTION is used to open paragraph 4. 1.9.1 Discuss the effect the writer wished to achieve in using this device. He wants the reader to think of his own reason and come up with an anwer. (2) 1.9.2 What possible answer is given to the question in this paragraph? He became too famous, could not handle it and thought the only way out was to commit suicide (1) 1.10 Refer to paragraph 5. TWO aspects of fame are highlighted in the first sentence of this paragraph? Glory and criticism