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The two tasks

A report and an essay, in that order

Why Task 2 gets forty minutes

Word counts and what examiners do with them

How words are counted and why the minimum matters

What examiners do not reward

Practicalities

Handwriting or typing

The last five minutes of each task

Practice

Task order

Weighting

The split

The overrun trap

Articles count

Copied rubric

Maximum length

Bullet points

Opinion in Task 1

Memorised introduction

Spell-check on computer

Crossing out on paper

Estimating words

Paragraph breaks

The check

Word game: writing mechanics

Quiz Review

Quiz Review: Why Each Answer Works

Module recap

The Writing paper as a set of rules: Task 1 and Task 2 requirements side by side, word counts and how they are checked, the double weighting, the 20/40 split, handwriting and typing practicalities, and what examiners do not reward.

This module is not about how to write well; the Advanced course does that. It is about the paper itself: what each task demands, how words are counted, why Task 2 gets forty minutes, what happens if you run short, and the practical differences between handwriting and typing.

Writing Paper Mechanics

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