1. Vocabulary and grammar—word meaning (“gripped”), prepositions, connectives, use of ellipsis for suspense or trailing thoughts 2. Literary analysis—figurative language (e.g., simile), character perception table, characterization of Miss Westcott, technique identification (e.g., onomatopoeia) 3. Text structure—line placement for effect, separate lines for emphasis or tone change, narrative devices linking past and present 4. Sensory imagery and historical setting—sound descriptions from street, past indicators (e.g., style of transport, dialogue formality) 5. Character evaluation—friendship traits of Helena, evidence-based reasoning, empathy and reliability as key attributes 6. Creative writing task—story about getting a new pet, personal change and impact, relationships dynamics, emotional development