Question Phrases

Question 1

How would you approach an enquiry question?

Answer 1

Interpretation A offers the impression that…

One aspect of Interpretation A that I would choose to investigate further would be…

A sentence about how the investigation would help us understand the focus (Elizabethan society/theatre/power) refer back to the question

Question 2

Examples of second order concepts

Answer 2

• change
• continuity
• causation
• consequence
• similarity
• differences

Question 3

How would you approach a 6a question?

Answer 3

Sentence One: Indentify a general way in which the author gives the impression

Senetence two: provide a prescise example or two from the picture/extract

Sentence three: Explain how the example gives the impression

Question 4

How would you approcah a Q8 essay

Answer 4

• No intro
• Balanced arguments (4 points) it can be three on one side and 1 on the other )
• Clinching argument

Question 5

A clinching argument does NOT:

Answer 5

• Repeat what you have already said
• Sit on the fence

Question 6

A clinching argument DOES

Answer 6

Weigh up the evidence and give a judgement WITH a reason

Question 7

3 Golden Rules of a clinching argument

Answer 7

• Clear
• Concise
• Conclusive

Question 8

How would you approach a Q7 12 Marker

Answer 8

• Describe how far the interpretations differ (depends on questions) for the first paragraph
• Explain why there is a difference between the two interpretations and the purpose or intended audience of the author

Question 9

What Phrase should you use in a clinching Argument?

Answer 9

‘Argument X is more convincing than argument Y because…’