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What I got taught in school was for the 15 mark question to do two paragraphs showing different views and a conclusion .
Just make, a point, e.g. Christians believe marriage is special.
Then show evidence, e.g. this is shown by marridge being a sacrament for Catholics
Then explain, e.g. sacraments are a invisble blessing by God.
Then develop,e.g. this impact some Christians as they believe marriage is sacred and is formed by Gods blessing- as he has gifted it.
Then evaluate, (this is where you get top marks) just say how strong or weak the argument is and explain why, e.g. did it come from the Bible/Ten Commandments/ Religous figure.
Finally, when you conclude just round up your ideas and if you have time say what the strongest argument is,e.g. i believe from the variety of viewpoints that marriage is a special event as it remarks the lifelong commitment of a couple which Jesus often stresses in the gospel of Mark.
Of course you only have fifteen minutes but doing this will achieve top marks, in my mock I did not know any of the Buddhism which was over a third of the paper but just from this structure i got full marks on all the other 15 markers and was only 1 mark from a nine.
Just make, a point, e.g. Christians believe marriage is special.
Then show evidence, e.g. this is shown by marridge being a sacrament for Catholics
Then explain, e.g. sacraments are a invisble blessing by God.
Then develop,e.g. this impact some Christians as they believe marriage is sacred and is formed by Gods blessing- as he has gifted it.
Then evaluate, (this is where you get top marks) just say how strong or weak the argument is and explain why, e.g. did it come from the Bible/Ten Commandments/ Religous figure.
Finally, when you conclude just round up your ideas and if you have time say what the strongest argument is,e.g. i believe from the variety of viewpoints that marriage is a special event as it remarks the lifelong commitment of a couple which Jesus often stresses in the gospel of Mark.
Of course you only have fifteen minutes but doing this will achieve top marks, in my mock I did not know any of the Buddhism which was over a third of the paper but just from this structure i got full marks on all the other 15 markers and was only 1 mark from a nine.
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(Original post by JamieDicken123)
What I got taught in school was for the 15 mark question to do two paragraphs showing different views and a conclusion .
Just make, a point, e.g. Christians believe marriage is special.
Then show evidence, e.g. this is shown by marridge being a sacrament for Catholics
Then explain, e.g. sacraments are a invisble blessing by God.
Then develop,e.g. this impact some Christians as they believe marriage is sacred and is formed by Gods blessing- as he has gifted it.
Then evaluate, (this is where you get top marks) just say how strong or weak the argument is and explain why, e.g. did it come from the Bible/Ten Commandments/ Religous figure.
Finally, when you conclude just round up your ideas and if you have time say what the strongest argument is,e.g. i believe from the variety of viewpoints that marriage is a special event as it remarks the lifelong commitment of a couple which Jesus often stresses in the gospel of Mark.
Of course you only have fifteen minutes but doing this will achieve top marks, in my mock I did not know any of the Buddhism which was over a third of the paper but just from this structure i got full marks on all the other 15 markers and was only 1 mark from a nine.
What I got taught in school was for the 15 mark question to do two paragraphs showing different views and a conclusion .
Just make, a point, e.g. Christians believe marriage is special.
Then show evidence, e.g. this is shown by marridge being a sacrament for Catholics
Then explain, e.g. sacraments are a invisble blessing by God.
Then develop,e.g. this impact some Christians as they believe marriage is sacred and is formed by Gods blessing- as he has gifted it.
Then evaluate, (this is where you get top marks) just say how strong or weak the argument is and explain why, e.g. did it come from the Bible/Ten Commandments/ Religous figure.
Finally, when you conclude just round up your ideas and if you have time say what the strongest argument is,e.g. i believe from the variety of viewpoints that marriage is a special event as it remarks the lifelong commitment of a couple which Jesus often stresses in the gospel of Mark.
Of course you only have fifteen minutes but doing this will achieve top marks, in my mock I did not know any of the Buddhism which was over a third of the paper but just from this structure i got full marks on all the other 15 markers and was only 1 mark from a nine.
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how would you word the evaluation of the answer??
how would you word the evaluation of the answer??
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I think i'm late to reply but my teacher always tells me to do this structure. (I get 13-15 marks when I do this) PEEHE X2 CONCLUSION(if you have time- I do it in case) Overall opinion. PointEvidenceExplain X2 Overall (what you think is the strongest argument- depending on the question)However(second paragraph-but make it short)Evidence Conclusion
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