1. Section A comparison—analysis of voice in reflections on social media, focus on language features, author perspective, and context, 25-mark evaluation task 2. Genre and style exploration—spoken and written mode differences, narrative stance, lexical choices, discourse markers, emotional tone, identity and audience interaction 3. Unseen text composition—Section B creative writing task using unseen source, requiring understanding of voice creation and stylistic adaptation to context 4. Examination structure—two-section format, 50 total marks, guided by literary-linguistic analysis and creative production balance 5. Emphasis on context—cultural and personal impact of social media on language, integration of autobiographical tone, evaluative commentary, and temporal references 6. Technical features assessed—register, figurative language, sentence complexity, semantic field, rhetorical strategy, linguistic pattern recognition, cohesion, and intertextuality