Written task 1 for the Language A course requires students to write an 800-1000 word imaginative piece demonstrating their understanding of coursework, such as a letter between characters from a novel read in class. Students must also submit a 200-300 word rationale explaining their decision making process for the task and providing necessary background for understanding. The possibilities for the imaginative piece are endless so students must be careful to avoid irrelevant work.
2. Written task 1 is an 'imaginative piece' in which
you demonstrate your understanding of the course
work and a type of text. For example you could
write a letter from one character to another
character from a novel that you have read for Part
3 or 4. Or you could write a journalistic review of a
speech that was studied in Part 1 or 2. Because
the possibilities are endless, it is easy to write
irrelevant work.
3. Written task 1s are between 800-1000 words long.
Students must write a rationale of 200-300 words,
explaining the decision making process behind the
task. The rationale should offer the examiner the
necessary background information for a good
understanding of the task.
You have to submit one WT1 task from their
portfolio:
