Question 4

Question 1

What does question 4 always ask you to do?

Answer 1

Compare the language in source 3 to either source 2 or source 1.

Question 2

How do you structure your answer for question 4?

Answer 2

Point
Evidence
Explain
Explore
Deeper thinking

Question 3

How do you link the sources together?

Answer 3

Your first point should be about both texts. Then in your second paragraph, the point should contain a comparative connective.

For example:
Both source 1 and 3 use powerful language, but for different purposes. In source 1…

On the other hand, source three uses powerful language to…

Question 4

What should your deeper thinking contain?

Answer 4

An explanation of why the writer used particular language, linking to the PAFT - purpose, audience, form or tone.

Question 5

What must you make sure you do in question 4, as well as writing full P.E.E.E.D.s?

Answer 5

Clearly compare the texts through your points.

Question 6

What kind of comparative connectives can you use?

Answer 6

Similarly
Also

On the other hand
In contrast

Question 7

How many paragraphs should you write for question 4?

Answer 7

Aim for two comparisons. This means you should write four paragraphs. Remember that you have more time for this question.

For example:
Source 1: powerful language
Source 3: powerful language

Source 1: facts and statistics
Source 3: metaphors