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Obscure Science Question Format
Does anyone have any tips for how to cope with these:
(Insert fairly mundane and normal question asking about a not-too-complicated process)
(7 Marks)
What I mean is how do you squeeze a large amount of marks from a question which seems relatively simple like "explain how the ionic bonding is formed of NaCl"
(Insert fairly mundane and normal question asking about a not-too-complicated process)
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What I mean is how do you squeeze a large amount of marks from a question which seems relatively simple like "explain how the ionic bonding is formed of NaCl"
Think of always writing it out as a time line. I.e If you are doing lets say the nitrogen cycle or carbon crcle, start from the beginning and discuss all the steps along the way till it repeats
Or Stages of miosis, u can stretch it to about 7-8 poins starting at the begining of the elongation of chromosomes and the destrution of the cell wall
Or Stages of miosis, u can stretch it to about 7-8 poins starting at the begining of the elongation of chromosomes and the destrution of the cell wall
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