SAQ Workshop 2

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analyse

Back

Show the nature of a thing by identifying the essential elements and showing how they are related. Weaknesses or disadvantages may come to light in this process.

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argue

Back

Present the case for and/or against a particular position.

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comment on

Back

Point out the important features, criticise.

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list

Back

Present the main points in a brief and clear sequence, usually without details or examples.

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describe

Back

Recount, characterise, outline, and relate in sequence.

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discuss

Back

Examine, analyse carefully, and give reasons for and against. Be complete and give details, usually with a view to assessing how satisfactory something is.

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evaluate

Back

Carefully appraise in relation to some standard, referring to advantages, limitations, and costs and benefits as appropriate; attempt to come to a judgement.

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examine

Back

Investigate critically, appraise a subject in detail.

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explain

Back

Clarify, interpret, and elaborate on the material presented. Give reasons for differences of opinion or results and try to analyse causes.

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illustrate

Back

Use a concrete example, diagram, or figure to explain or clarify a problem.