EnglishYears 10–11Language Paper 2

Synthesis from non-fiction

Identify and synthesise true statements and differences between two non-fiction sources

What you'll learn

  1. 1

    Think of a non-fiction text like a detective's case file 🕵️. You need to pull clues from different parts and put them together to see the full picture.

  2. 2

    What does 'synthesis' mean when reading a non-fiction text?

  3. 3

    Here's a short text about electric cars. Read it, then we'll combine the key points.

  4. 4

    Let's synthesise the text about electric cars together.

  5. 5

    Now you try! Read these three sentences about online learning and drag the key points into a box to synthesise them.

  6. 6

    Which is the BEST synthesis of these ideas: 'Dogs need walks. Cats are independent. Both make good pets.'?

  7. 7

    When you synthesise from a non-fiction text, what is the final step?

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