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Written Responses
Your final exam contains a section in which you must respond to a complex question in paragraphs with supporting details from a text you read. These strategies will help you with this part of your exam:
This long-answer question has one part:
Read carefully and thoroughly the situation given, the instructions, and the assignment.
Determine how many parts there are in the question.
This long-answer question has one part:
Examine how a hero can benefit a community. |
- You must discuss how a hero benefits the community.
- You could write about a specific hero in the past, present, or future who benefited a group in three ways.
- You could provide three examples of heroes who benefited their communities and describe how they did so.
- You could provide three ways a hero benefits a community.
For example:
Answer the question(s) as asked. Do not change the question in some way.
Do NOT... | Examples |
You are not to simply discuss various characteristics of heroes. | Heroes are courageous, unselfish, and generous like my mom. |
You are not to discuss your favourite superheroes and their powers. | My favourite superhero is Spiderman because he can spin webs and climb buildings. |
You are not to discuss how heroes are a disadvantage to a community. | Actually, heroes are a disadvantage because they give people an excuse to be uninvolved. People expect someone else to help instead of acting themselves. |
You are not to focus entirely on leadership qualities. | John A Macdonald was a strong leader despite many opponents and his own personal problems. |
Answer the question(s) completely.
- If the question asks you to include a particular number of reasons in your response, be sure to do so to get the best mark.