ENG1514 EXAM 2024
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SECTION A: Integrated Content and Text-Based Questions
Read Text A and answer the questions set. TEXT A
Seven ways to support older people in your community
Paragraph 1.
It's important to support those in our local community who may feel vulnerable or
lonely. This includes older people, so we've come up with six ways you can support
your older neighbours in a safe way.
Paragraph 2 - Show you care
Sending letters, cards or postcards to older people can be a great way of showing
you’re thinking about them, or making homemade cards and gifts can help to lift spirits.
Many organisations share activities to keep people entertained at home. Peruse
through their pamphlets which will help you to engage with the elderly in meaningful
and enjoyable ways.
Paragraph 3 - Help by running errands
This simplest of tasks has become more difficult recently. If you know of any older
people who might be worried about getting out to pick up food, you could lend a hand
by picking up their shopping or medicine and delivering it to their doorstep at a safe
distance. Maybe you could make an extra portion of food when you’re making meals
and deliver it to them as a nice treat.
Paragraph 4 - Stay in touch
Keeping in touch is important. Many of the elderly feel very lonely. Pick up the phone
and call older relatives, ask them how they are, if they need anything or if you can help
out in any way. Having a chat with them about their day and what you’ve been up to
can help to brighten their day and help them feel a little more connected to the
community. You could also show them (or talk them through) how to use WhatsApp,
FaceTime or Skype so you can see each other in person.
Paragraph 5 - Encourage them to keep active
Being indoors doesn’t just affect older people’s mental health, it can take its toll on their
physical health as well, with reduced movements. It’s important to encourage older
people to keep active inside their homes. This can be achieved by making sure they still
take part in hobbies and activities that keep them entertained.
Paragraph 6 - If you can, volunteer your time
Find local charities that house old people. You could volunteer and help support staff which
will help make a massive difference to the overall wellbeing of the residents. There’s a
variety of roles available and your time and support will really be appreciated by the elderly.
Paragraph 7 - Raising Funds
,Working collaboratively with community members to help raise funds for the elderly will go a
long way to enhancing the lives of the elderly. It also gives you an opportunity to form social
links with community members and strengthens your position in the community.
BLOG: Adapted from (Abbeyfield Blog | News and stories from Abbeyfield)
SECTION A: Integrated Content and Text-Based Questions
Read the text above and answer the Identify six different informal forms in 6 marks
following questions. 1a Paragraphs 1, 2, 4, 5 and 6.
QUESTION 1
1a. Six different informal forms in Paragraphs 1, 2, 4, 5, and 6:
1. show you care
2. lend a hand
3. Keep in touch
4. keep active
5. volunteer your time
6. raising funds
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STUDENT NUMBER :
SECTION A: Integrated Content and Text-Based Questions
Read Text A and answer the questions set. TEXT A
Seven ways to support older people in your community
Paragraph 1.
It's important to support those in our local community who may feel vulnerable or
lonely. This includes older people, so we've come up with six ways you can support
your older neighbours in a safe way.
Paragraph 2 - Show you care
Sending letters, cards or postcards to older people can be a great way of showing
you’re thinking about them, or making homemade cards and gifts can help to lift spirits.
Many organisations share activities to keep people entertained at home. Peruse
through their pamphlets which will help you to engage with the elderly in meaningful
and enjoyable ways.
Paragraph 3 - Help by running errands
This simplest of tasks has become more difficult recently. If you know of any older
people who might be worried about getting out to pick up food, you could lend a hand
by picking up their shopping or medicine and delivering it to their doorstep at a safe
distance. Maybe you could make an extra portion of food when you’re making meals
and deliver it to them as a nice treat.
Paragraph 4 - Stay in touch
Keeping in touch is important. Many of the elderly feel very lonely. Pick up the phone
and call older relatives, ask them how they are, if they need anything or if you can help
out in any way. Having a chat with them about their day and what you’ve been up to
can help to brighten their day and help them feel a little more connected to the
community. You could also show them (or talk them through) how to use WhatsApp,
FaceTime or Skype so you can see each other in person.
Paragraph 5 - Encourage them to keep active
Being indoors doesn’t just affect older people’s mental health, it can take its toll on their
physical health as well, with reduced movements. It’s important to encourage older
people to keep active inside their homes. This can be achieved by making sure they still
take part in hobbies and activities that keep them entertained.
Paragraph 6 - If you can, volunteer your time
Find local charities that house old people. You could volunteer and help support staff which
will help make a massive difference to the overall wellbeing of the residents. There’s a
variety of roles available and your time and support will really be appreciated by the elderly.
Paragraph 7 - Raising Funds
,Working collaboratively with community members to help raise funds for the elderly will go a
long way to enhancing the lives of the elderly. It also gives you an opportunity to form social
links with community members and strengthens your position in the community.
BLOG: Adapted from (Abbeyfield Blog | News and stories from Abbeyfield)
SECTION A: Integrated Content and Text-Based Questions
Read the text above and answer the Identify six different informal forms in 6 marks
following questions. 1a Paragraphs 1, 2, 4, 5 and 6.
QUESTION 1
1a. Six different informal forms in Paragraphs 1, 2, 4, 5, and 6:
1. show you care
2. lend a hand
3. Keep in touch
4. keep active
5. volunteer your time
6. raising funds
FOR MORE ANSWERS BUY THIS DOCUMENT !!!!!
WHATSAPP 0766246307 FOR OTHER EXAM ASSISTANCE.
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