1. Read each question slowly and carefully. Does the question ask you to describe,
suggest, distinguish, list, give an outline or account
etc.? Are diagrams asked for? Focus on the question before
rushing in to provide an answer.
2. Diagrams should
- be drawn with a HB pencil.
- be large (about the size of your fist).
- have a title.
- be fully labelled (include as many
labels as you can).
- be realistic in their shape and proportions.
3. In Sections A and B, keep your answers
short and make sure they fit into the spaces provided.
Practising answering these questions is the best way to
achieve this.
4. Answer an extra question if time allows,
i.e. answer five questions instead of four. You will be
marked on your best four answers.
5. Remember to answer all parts of a
question. In Section C, some students cross out the part
of the question they have just completed.
