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- What is the first step in comparing texts?
- How should you present your comparison?
- What should you check regarding marks and points?
- What should you focus on when comparing texts?
- What should you use to split texts in your comparison?
- What is the purpose of a connective in a comparison?
- What should you do for the first text in a comparison?
- What should you do for subsequent texts in a comparison?
- What is the focus of English Language Unit 2 & 3?
- What should you check when synthesizing texts?
- What is the structure for synthesizing texts?
- What does the number of marks equal in synthesis?
- What should you include when connecting evidence?
- What is the purpose of explaining impressions?
- How many points should you aim for in an impression question?
- What should you include in your impression response?
- What should you focus on when analyzing how the writer persuades?
- How many points should you aim for in a writer analysis question?
- What should you include in your analysis of the writer's techniques?
- What type of analysis is required for writer's persuasion?
- Why is it important to use bullet points in comparisons?
- What is the benefit of using subtitles in text comparisons?
- How does connecting evidence to the question enhance your response?
- Why is it essential to structure responses for different question types?