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I don't think it's any different because reading someones minds allows you to gain access to a person's most inner thoughts, feelings, and secrets while in a book, depending on the written perspective, will give a reader the current thoughts and experiences of its characters alongside the plot.

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Reading minds and faces is similar to reading books since we usually try to infer other's emotions and feelings although it can be considered different at times since, we can clearly read what is going on in the characters mind.

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reading minds and faces is variegated in many ways than reading a book because when you are reading a book the content never changes the same events happen over and over again but when you evaluate someone's mind psychologically and witnessing their facial expressions and understanding hoe every time the response to a certain scenario differs .

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There's not much of a difference between reading minds and books When we read someone's mind we are able to recognize what they might be thinking and feeling. Similarly when we read books we are able read and understand the character's feelings and emotions. Although the one difference that i believe is there between reading books and reading faces/minds is that, when we read faces we have to figure out and interpret what the person is thinking. On the other when we read a book, we are already given what the character is feeling or thinking.

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Similar: You never really know what to expect from it.
Different: Mins and faces dont have words so that they dont display a meaning right away, in books you can sometimes know what expect from the words themselves.

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I dont think there is a drastic difference between reading minds and reading a book other than the fact that when you are reading a book you are reading words but on the other hand when it comes to reading minds and faces you are reading emotions. The similarity between these two are in both cases you are trying to infer and understand the person you reading about or talking to.

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Reading minds and faces  is similar to reading a book.  This is because in real life when you look at someone's face you can understand how they look and react to a situation . Simillarly in a book when you read about the characters ,its like getting to know a new face and his/her behaviours.

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Reading minds is similar to reading book since everything comes easy as though you don’t be have to comprehend the persons’ actions and similarly we may not always understand what we’re reading.

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Reading minds and faces are similar to reading a book because you can easily reading minds by just looking at the expression the person makes. Similarly you could easily read a book and understand what message the writer is conveying.

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Well they are similar because when reading a book about a certain character enables you to instantly figure out what he/she is going through and figure out their personality and similarly for reading mind's and faces you can figure out someones personality an see what a person is going through by reading his thoughts and emotions

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Reading minds and reading faces are similar to reading books because you don't really know what to expect, by reading minds and facial expression you can't really immediately tell what they are thinking or how there personality is just same as reading a book you can't just know the story or something about the character by reading one chapter

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Reading minds and faces is similar to reading a book as while reading someone's face and mind you can tell what they might be feeling or thinking at that point or have a deeper understanding of what they meant when they said a specific sentence or phrase. This is similar to reading a as when we ae reading a book we get to know what the author is saying and sometimes we have to read between the lines to understand that the sentence or phrase may have a deeper meaning to it.

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Because  you can tell about a persons personality from there facial expressions and their attitude towards you and the people around you.

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I think it's pretty similar because by reading minds you're reading that person's thoughts and you can see their actions, similarly by reading books you can read the narrator's thoughts. The only thing that might differ is sometimes books give backstories and by reading someone's mind you can't determine their past, but you might be able to if you were good at reading faces.

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Reading minds and faces is similar to reading a book, one needs to understand the feelings, the emotions and predict the thoughts that grow through someone else’s mind. The difference is that books are filled text whereas a face to face confrontation has the benefit of easier understanding.

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Reading minds and reading a book is very different

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I think its similar because when u read a book u try to understand how the person is feeling and their thoughts. when we are able to read someones mind we would know their thoughts know how they feel.

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It is similar as when you read a book you start to uncover a story so when you read minds and faces you are also trying to uncover a story

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Q1) a) A life of busy streets and chatter filled restaurants
b)Joyful mood
c)The brother and sister might have felt unsafe and uncomfortable riding over bumps and potholes, especially when the sun was gone and the weather was cold.
d) He must have felt scared and nervous, with the responsibility of going through an unknown route to their destination, with low fuel must have been really scary for the narrator to take his brother and sister to the party.
e) the narrator must have felt scared and anxious with a low fuel tank, an unknown route and a cold night, he had to find a petrol station as he had forgotten his reserve fuel can at home.
f) the narrator felt warmer inside his friends house at the party than the bettering cold weather outside but also wiser as now he would remember to take extra precautions next time.
g)I)a) the strong movement of the wind in a round motion
b) loud coughing nosies
c) roads that look like a never ending maze
g)ii)a) To someone from a city, the country roads might give a different feeling, a relaxing one; with a tension free air and the wind running through the open country land, the winds hit the body differently, to put the feeling in an emotion, swirling might just be the right word as it twirls around the moorland.
b) with a loud cough because of the cold weather outside the car felt a big vibration and with that came a lot of tension in the air.
c) With the confusion of an unknown route to the destination, The roads felt like a maze, which is a simile.

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Q1)
a) The life of the busy street
*  The chatter filled restaurants
b) joyful mood
c) They were not as cheerful as the narrator as they had to wear clothing that wasn't suitable for the weather.
d) The narrator is anxious and worried as  he has only used that road only a handful of times.
e) He was running low on fuel and he was scared as he didn't know if there was a petrol station nearby so the first thing he was going to do was find a petrol station.
f) He felt much wiser as he was at his friend's house  and they must have had a thermostat, he also felt much wiser as from the experience he has learnt not to take any risks.
g.i)
a. The wind was spinning around him and going onto every piece of bare skin.
b. The word spluttering meant that the car was spitting something out while the engine died.
c. The moor felt like a huge maze as it was dark so that is why the word labyrinth is used.
g.ii)
a. He was scared of the night as his choice of words mentioned that the wind was whirling and touching him.
b. He was anxious because he said the car spluttered and died.
c. The narrator felt gloomy as he felt as if he was lost in a labyrinth.

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a) Busy streets and chatter-filled restaurant.
b) Joyful mood.
c) They were really excited about going to the party in improved weather conditions, they quickly put on their light clothing.
d) He started feeling nervous when he saw the sign as he planned on refueling the car in the petrol station on that road.
e) The narrator is worried that the car will run out of fuel before they reach their friend’s house.
f) He is now in a heated house learning from their mistakes that they made today.
g) i) a) Strong blowing wind.
b) Struggled coughing.
c) A confusing maze.
ii) a) It helps the reader visualize how the wind is moving and how it would feel.
b) The author uses personification to help us visualize how the car would have stopped dead.
c) They use a simile to tell us that the road is maze-like.

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They enjoy living and working in the city, preferring a life of busy streets, chatter-filled restaurants and dizzying skyscrapers.

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Joyful mood

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They seemed excited about the sudden change in weather that they had hastily agreed to change the type of clothes they were wearing from winter wear to light cotton clothing.

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A-They enjoy the busy streets and the chatter filled restaurants.
B- Joyful mood
C-The brother and sister might of felt uncomfortable riding over the bumps and potholes, and was they. We’re probably grumpy cause there was no sun and it was cold.
D-He was feeling frustrated because he had the about the diversion because he forgot and he had to get to his friends house.
E-the author probably felt S cared and anxious with a low fuel and unknown route and a cold night, he had to find a petrol station as he had forgotten his emergency  fuel can at home.
F-The narrator felt warmer because he was at his friends house and away from the the cold  outside And felt wiser because he knows now he should be more careful next time
G-
A-strong movement of wind in a circular motion
B-making explosive spitting or choking noises
C-can’t find your way like your lost or in a maze.

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My brother and sister enjoy living and working in the city, preferring a life of busy streets, chatter-filled restaurants and dizzying skyscrapers to my isolated world.

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Q1)
a)preferring a life of busy streets
chatter-filled restaurants
b) joyful mood
c) they seemed to be in a hurry and they were not happy about there choice in what they were going to wear in a weather like this and they probably didn't feel safe when and old car was going over bumps and potholes
d) he feels as if he is uncased from taking the new route because he was unfamiliar with it.
e) He felt scared and determined because now he needed to go to a petrol station and he needed to fuel up because he is worried about his tank becoming empty in a place he is unfamiliar with.
f) he felt wiser because of the risk taking experiences he had overcame on the journey to his friends house
g)
a) he means like the wind is revolving around his skin and it makes his skin tingle
b) it means like he is choking from his cough
c) it means he was lost and did't know these different confusing routes.
(gii)
a) when the wind was touching his skin it gave him a sort of feeling of being scared
b) he is talking about the scary sounds.
c) he is talking about the lost and confusing routes.

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The narrator felt uneasy about it.

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Joyful mood

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He must have felt scared an anxious as this was a place were not many cars passed through.

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b ) joyful mood

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F) he felt warmer because he finally found help and was relieved that he could finally get back home and wiser so that he knows what precautions he should take .

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F) he felt warmer because he finally found help and was relieved that he could finally get back home and wiser so that he knows what precautions he should take .

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a) the strong movement and round motion of the wind 

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a) the strong movement and round motion of the wind 

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b) loud coughing noises
c) roads that are so confusing they look like a never ending maze
a2 )to someone who has seen the city , thee roads and the whole environment is different but in this place its all natural stress free and silent .
b) with the echoing loud coughing due to the change in the cold weather when he walked out the car he felt a vibration and tension in the air .
c) with the misguidance of the unknown road the road feels like a never ending maze which is a simile .

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1.
a. they prefer the life of a busy , modern city.
b.joyful mood
c. they were in a hurry and were not happyabout there chouce in what they were and they probably didnt feel safe
d. he felt scared and he needed a petrol station to fill his car with gas

f. he felt 'wiser ' because of the risk taking experiences he had overcome over the journy to his friends house

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A-whirling
The author could have used this word to say how the atmosphere is changing in the car.
B-spluttering
He could have used this word to say how one movement ruined a joyful day
C-labyrinth
The author is trying to give us a view on how difference the roads are from the city which the siblings were used to.

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he felt warm and wiser at the end because his neighbour  had come to his rescue with a towing hook and she brought blankets for them

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what she meant by that is the wind made your skin feel weird as if someone was blowing something on your skin

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she meant that car started to indicate that there was a extremely scarce amount of fuel left

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she meant that it was hard to navigate in those roads since there many irregularities

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question 1 : 2/2
question 2 : 2/2
question 3: 0/2
changed into warmer clothes
question 4 : 1/2
didn't mention why what he felt didn't mention the word not in ease
question 5 : 1/2
didn't mention that he is nearly out of gas
question 6 : 1/2
didn't mention clearly why he felt warmer
question 7:
2  / 3
question 8 : 4/6

should read between the lines and give the accurate key word

gave very good detailed descriptions .

total: 14 / 20

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TOTAL MARKS :

Q1a - Correct 2m
Q1b  - Correct 1m
Q1c - Wrong (  They (quickly) decided to dress in lighter clothes as they wanted to make the most of the warmer weather)

Q1d - Wrong.  1m for "nervous" ( Second part of the question : The road was strange / unknown /.

· The narrator had only driven along the road in the daylight The narrator had no map.
Q1e - Wrong. 1m for "why the narrator was concerned". ( Second part of the question : · The narrator recognised that it was essential / he needed urgently* to reach a petrol station / the narrator was shocked at this discovery.)
Q1f - Wrong. 1m for "warmer". ( Why he felt wiser : · the narrator realised that they had acted hastily / too quickly / without thinking – the narrator would show more respect to the moor in future.)
Q1g (I) - 2m . A was wrong ( turning quickly)
Q1 (II) - NONE . answer (The repetition of ‘w’ helps you to imagine the sound of the wind as it whistles past you, giving your skin a prickling sensation that makes you feel alive and alert.

‘Spluttering’ helps you to imagine the dramatic sounds the car made as it stuttered to a halt, as if the car has been complaining about its poor treatment by the narrator. It’s as if the harsh conditions on the moor and the lack of petrol are leading to the death of the car.

‘Labyrinth’ suggests the threatening, confusing quality of the moorland roads as if they can trap you and mislead you.)

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Q1a) 2/2 marks
Q1b) 0/1 marks (“Joyful mood”) - Please be clear when quoting the text using speech marks.
Q1c) 1/2 marks (“hastily agreed” and “to enjoy the weather”)
Q1d) 0/2 marks
Q1e)

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peer marking

moulik has given good explanation for his answers , he has used good descriptive words. i feel that he could have ellaborate his answers a bit more .
q1.
a. correct
b. correct
c.correct
d. could have ellaborated more
e.

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Missed g(ii) worth 6 marks -ali abid  12/20

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Missed g(ii) worth 6 marks -ali abid  12/20

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1a)2 marks
1b)1 mark
1c)2 marks
1d)2 marks
1e)2 marks
1f)1 mark
1gi)1 mark
1gii)

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Yes, I learnt that the keywords needed to be included in the answers, and a lot of elaboration had to be provided

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The specific words and phrases that should be used and the techniques used to answer

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i learnt that most answers are probably more simplified than what we normally write, so it's best not to drag our words and to be straight forward to our answers.

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How the ig papers are going to be formated, and how well we should look out for details in the exam.

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how answers must include a clear explanation and how

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I learned how important it is to comprehend the passage well to be able to answer the questions with relative answers.