Peta ETA Cool Writing Techniques

The video tutorial introduces the Peta ETA Cool structure as a superior alternative to PEEL or PETAL for essay writing. It explains the components of Peta ETA Cool, which include Point, Evidence, Technique, Analysis, Context, and Link, and highlights its benefits in achieving higher grades. The tutorial provides guidance on applying this structure in essays, using examples like Macbeth, and emphasizes the importance of detailed analysis. The video concludes with encouragement to adopt Peta ETA Cool for improved essay writing and academic performance.

What is the main criticism of using PEEL or PETLE according to the video?

• They do not allow for deep analysis.

• They are too complex for students.

• They are outdated methods.

• They focus too much on grammar.

What does the 'P' in Peta ETA Cool stand for?

• Plan

• Point

• Purpose

• Perspective

What does the 'E' in Peta ETA Cool stand for?

• Evaluation

• Example

• Evidence

• Explanation

What does the 'T' in Peta ETA Cool stand for?

• Thesis

• Theme

• Theory

• Technique

What does the 'A' in Peta ETA Cool stand for?

• Argument

• Analysis

• Assertion

• Application

What is the role of the 'Link' in Peta ETA Cool?

• To connect paragraphs

• To introduce new points

• To provide evidence

• To summarize the essay

How many pieces of evidence are recommended per paragraph in Peta ETA Cool?

• One

• Two

• Four

• Three

What should each paragraph in an essay be treated as, according to the video?

• A summary

• An introduction

• A conclusion

• A mini essay

Why is it important to focus on the word from the question in each paragraph?

• To increase word count

• To maintain relevance

• To ensure clarity

• To improve grammar

What is the purpose of having two pieces of evidence in a paragraph?

• To confuse the reader

• To avoid repetition

• To support different points

• To make the paragraph longer