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Section 1: definitions and exam practice
Section 1: definitions and exam practice
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This is quiz will test your knowledge of exam strategies for Section 1 of the AOS paper 1.
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For a 3 mark question you must...
Use more than one piece of evidence
Write 3 paragraphs
Build a mini-argument in response to question
Name-drop some famous people you know
2
For a 5 mark question focusing on ONE text you should structure your response
Using the concepts within the text
Using playing cards and bluetac
Using a ruler and compass
Using the text's chronological order
3
What is the meaning of '
discuss'
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Delineate your arguement and substantiate
Identify issues and provide points for and/or against
Call your mum and talk about the weather
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Answers to 5 mark question must...
Focus on textual analysis
Include a lengthy introductory paragraph
Respond to the question with a thesis
Engage with your prescribed text
5
What does it mean to '
analyse'?
Provide textual evidence of concepts and explain context
None of the above
List techniques within the text
Shave a moose
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Which of the following is the most basic of the lower-order thinking skills?
Explore
Identify
Discuss
Describe
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For a 2 mark question you should...
Answer question in your first sentence & link with your last
Produce 1 paragraph, 1 quote & 1 technique (well analysed)
Provide two quotes
List all the techniques used
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Answers to a 5 mark question should...
Focus on the font of the text
Focus on the author's construction to link in ideas
Focus on the exam supervisor's swag
Focus on the ideas in the text
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According to the Board of Studies, what is the definition of '
examine'
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To inquire into
To deconstruct
To question
To decompose
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For a 5 mark question focusing on TWO texts, you should structure your response...
Weighted more heavily on the written sources
Text by text
Conceptually
With equal engagement of both texts
