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How to write answers that score
Decode the directive
“Discuss”, “examine”, “critically analyse” and “evaluate” each demand a different treatment. Answer the verb, not just the topic.
Intro → body → conclusion
Define/context in 2–3 lines, argue in structured points or sub-headings, then close with a balanced, forward-looking conclusion.
Add value
Examples, data, committee/report names, constitutional articles, maps or simple diagrams lift an average answer to a good one.
Respect the word limit
10 marks ≈ 150 words, 15 ≈ 250. Crisp, complete points beat long, vague paragraphs every time.
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