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GCSE English Language · key term
The feeling or judgement expressed towards a subject, such as admiration, resentment or concern.
Used by AQA and OCR
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Revise: Viewpoint, tone and perspectiveAn attitude is the feeling or judgement expressed towards something. A writer might admire workers but condemn their working conditions. This mixture is more precise than simply ‘a positive attitude’ or ‘a negative attitude’.
Paper 1, Paper 2
The feeling or judgement a writer expresses towards a subject, such as admiration, resentment or uncertainty.
Read the question’s precise focus before selecting evidence: compare attitudes towards that subject, not everything the texts mention.
Connect a method to a viewpoint: explain what a particular word, image or detail reveals about the writer’s attitude.
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The best fit is the highest level because the response makes detailed, interwoven connections between the writers’ attitudes and their presentation. It develops differences within shared ideas and recognises Scott’s qualified satisfaction. This is a comparison-strand model, not a complete answer marked out of 18.
