Prompt: Some say cities should ban private cars from centres. To what extent do you agree or disagree? Which opening sentence responds to the task?

Prompt: Some believe employers should allow staff to work from home. Do the advantages outweigh the disadvantages? Which thesis sentence answers it?

Prompt: Many governments spend money on space research. Is this a positive or negative development? Which opening sentence responds?

Prompt: Some students take a gap year before university. What are the advantages and disadvantages? Which opening sentence responds?

Prompt: In some countries, people buy more than they need. What problems does this cause, and what solutions are there? Which response sentence fits?

Prompt: Some think children should start school at seven. Others think they should start earlier. Discuss both views and give your opinion. Which opening sentence fits?

Prompt: Nowadays many people choose online courses. Why is this happening, and is it a positive or negative change? Which opening sentence responds?

Prompt: Some think museums should be free; others say visitors should pay. Discuss both views and give your opinion. Which pair of body paragraphs covers the task?

Prompt: City centres often lack green space. What problems does this cause, and what solutions can cities use? Which body paragraph pair fits?

Prompt: More people live alone. Why is this happening, and what effects does it have on society? Which body paragraph pair covers the whole prompt?

Prompt: Some say schools should teach financial skills. To what extent do you agree or disagree? Which body paragraph pair fits?

Prompt: Tourism brings money to cities but can damage local life. Do the advantages outweigh the disadvantages? Which body paragraph pair fits?

Prompt: Some think public transport should be free. Others say users should pay. Discuss both views and give your opinion. Which pair fits?

Prompt: People throw away too much food. What are the causes, and what can be done? Which body paragraph pair covers the task?

Prompt: Some workers have a four-day week. Do the advantages outweigh the disadvantages? A plan lists only benefits: less stress and more family time. What is missing?

Prompt: Many shops are closing because people buy online. What problems does this cause, and what solutions are there? A draft describes problems for high streets only. What is missing?

Prompt: Some people think university should be free for all. To what extent do you agree or disagree? A draft explains the cost but never states the writer's view. What is missing?

Prompt: In some cities, cycling is becoming more common. Why is this happening, and is it positive or negative? A plan gives reasons but no final judgement. What is missing?

Prompt: Some schools give students tablets. Is this positive or negative? A paragraph says, 'Tablets are useful. They help lessons. They are modern.' What is missing?

Prompt: Some people think exercise should be part of every working day. To what extent do you agree? A paragraph moves from office exercise to school lunches to city buses. What is missing?

An outline has body paragraphs on causes of youth unemployment and solutions through training and employer support. Which prompt was it written for?

An outline has body paragraphs on reasons to invest in public transport, reasons to build more roads, and a final view supporting public transport. Which prompt was it written for?

An outline covers benefits of longer life expectancy, drawbacks for health services and pensions, and a judgement that drawbacks are greater. Which prompt was it written for?

An outline has body paragraphs on why people move to cities and the effects this has on rural communities. Which prompt was it written for?

An outline gives a clear opinion that advertising to children should be restricted, with reasons about health and pressure on parents. Which prompt was it written for?