Here is a comprehensive list of 20 practice transactional writing questions perfect for practicing writing from a viewpoint skills and writing from a text or perspective stimulus.
- “Teenagers today are too dependent on technology.”
Write an article for a school magazine giving your views on this statement. - “Everyone should do some form of community service before they turn 18.”
Write a speech for your school assembly expressing your opinion on this topic. - “School uniforms are outdated and unnecessary.”
Write a letter to your headteacher arguing for or against the use of school uniforms. - “Social media does more harm than good.”
Write an article for a teenage lifestyle website presenting your viewpoint. - “Young people should have a say in political decisions that affect their future.”
Write a speech aimed at local politicians to persuade them of your views. - “Reading books is still one of the most important skills a young person can develop.”
Write a guide aimed at younger students explaining why reading matters. - “Failure is the best teacher.”
Write a motivational speech to your classmates about the importance of learning from mistakes. - “The environment must be our top priority, even if it means making sacrifices.”
Write an article for a national newspaper outlining your views. - “Holidays are a waste of time and money.”
Write a letter to a travel magazine giving your thoughts on this opinion. - “Gaming should be considered a serious hobby, not just entertainment.”
Write an article for a youth blog explaining your viewpoint. - “Exams are not the best way to measure intelligence.”
Write a letter to the Department for Education offering your ideas for assessment alternatives. - “It’s important to try new experiences, even if they seem scary.”
Write a guide encouraging younger students to step out of their comfort zones. - “Fame and fortune should not be life goals.”
Write a speech that you would deliver in an assembly explaining what you believe really matters in life. - “Sport builds character and teaches valuable life skills.”
Write an article for your school’s sports newsletter sharing your opinion. - “Teenagers should be allowed to work part-time jobs.”
Write a letter to a local newspaper expressing your views on this issue. - “Healthy eating habits are impossible to maintain as a teenager.”
Write a speech for a health and well-being event, presenting your views and experiences. - “Animals should never be used for entertainment.”
Write an article for a youth animal welfare group stating your opinion. - “We rely too heavily on cars and need better alternatives.”
Write a guide for your local council suggesting how to reduce car use in your community. - “School should start later to help students learn better.”
Write a letter to your school’s governing body arguing your case. - “Cultural events help young people understand the world around them.”
Write an article for your school website discussing the importance of cultural festivals and celebrations.
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Perfect for: Pearson Edexcel IGCSE English Language A (4EA1) Paper 1, Section B; AQA GCSE English Language (8700) Paper 2 – Writers’ viewpoints and perspectives Section B – Transactional writing (e.g. articles, speeches, letters); OCR GCSE English Language (J351) Component 01 – Communicating information and ideas Section B – Extended transactional writing; Eduqas (WJEC) GCSE English Language (C700QS) Component 2 – Non-fiction and transactional writing Section B – Transactional writing (formal writing to argue, persuade, explain); WJEC GCSE English Language Unit 2 – Description, Narration and Exposition Non-fiction writing, including reports, letters, and articles; Cambridge International (CAIE) IGCSE English as a First Language (0500/0990) Paper 1 or 2 – Directed Writing and Composition; and Functional Skills English Level 1 & 2 Writing Paper Writing for purpose and audience
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