1. Comprehension and Literary Analysis | Identification of words and phrases describing Count Dracula’s age, exploration of the narrator’s perception of the landscape, and textual evidence supporting character observations. 2. Language and Structural Effects | Analysis of how the writer conveys the narrator’s thoughts and feelings through sentence structure, word choice, and literary techniques. 3. Suspense and Atmosphere | Evaluation of how effectively the writer builds tension and suspense within the passage, supported by textual references. 4. Comparison and Interpretation | Understanding how different elements of the extract contribute to the overall mood, themes, and character development. 5. Imaginative Writing Task | Narrative response based on a personal or fictional experience of visiting a new place, assessed on creativity, language accuracy, and engagement. 6. Grammar and Writing Skills | Importance of spelling, punctuation, sentence variation, and clear expression in crafting well-structured responses.