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4.2.1Italian B SL14 flashcards

Planning your answer

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il piano / la scaletta

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Card 1definition

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il piano / la scaletta

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the plan / outline — your quick notes before writing

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la traccia

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the running order / structure of your text

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l'idea chiave

Answer

a key idea — one of the points you develop

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la frase-gancio

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the hook — an opening line that grabs the reader

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la chiusura / il saluto finale

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the sign-off / closing line

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il connettivo

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a connector / linking word (inoltre, perciò…)

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sviluppare un'idea

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to develop an idea (with detail and examples)

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Quali elementi contiene un buon piano?

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Tipo di testo, 2–3 idee chiave, un gancio, una chiusura e vocabolario/connettivi utili.

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Quanto tempo dedichi a pianificare il Paper 1?

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Circa due minuti prima di iniziare a scrivere.

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What are the four planning moves?

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Decode → Brainstorm → Order → Note vocab.

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Which criterion does a clear plan help most?

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Criterion B (Message) — it gives an organised, well-developed answer.

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Why develop only 2–3 points rather than many?

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Depth with examples beats a long list of shallow points — undeveloped ideas lose Criterion B.

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Should you write your plan in full sentences?

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No — note form, five short lines; the plan is scaffolding for you, not text for the examiner.

Card 14concept

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Why order your points before writing?

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A clear order keeps the reader following you from opening to close, protecting Criterion B.

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