Planning tips… Answering a question The Question - Choose a question that suits your text and targets what you have studied. Questions are more specif
{"Image DocumentName": "Planning tips\u2026 Answering a question", "Image ImageDescription": "The Question - Choose a question that suits your text and targets what you have studied. Questions are more specific than last year so choose carefully. If you start planning and realise that the question is not working for your text, change questions. Underline keywords in the essay question \u2013 these words will keep you on track and point to the sections of your study notes you need to use in your answer. Think of other words that mean the same so you have a group of useful words to use in your answer. Use these words over and over in your essay. Use the wording of your question - in your introduction and conclusion. Use the key words and synonyms throughout your answer. Stay conceptually focused on what your question is asking throughout your answer. Don\u2019t just put things in because you know them. Remember that all questions are theme questions - If you are writing about character it is primarily to show how they develop the themes. You can interweave different sorts of evidence, but direct all your evidence towards answering the particular slant of your question. Thesis Statement - Try to form an argument around the quotation or statement so you focus on the question.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}