Directed Writing is only hard if you have nothing to say. The task nearly always lands on one of ten big theme areas — and students who understand the debate behind a theme write far better answers than students who only learn exam technique.
This is not an exam-technique quiz. Every question checks whether you genuinely understand a theme: its key terms, the arguments on both sides, and how to spot a weak claim. Ten of the thirty questions cover angles that have never appeared in a past paper — predictions you should be ready for.
Answer with the mouse or the 1–4 keys, then press Enter for the next question. Don't overthink it — if you're unsure, that itself tells you which theme to read up on.
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