Analyse - To examine in close detail, and in terms of component parts, identify important points and key features., Assess - To evaluate the merits of something, such as an argument, recommendation or application, typically drawing out strengths and weaknesses., Compare - To draw out similarities or common features indicating the relevance or consequences of these similarities, Contrast - To set 2 or more items or arguments in opposition, to draw out difference. Indicate whether the differences are significant. If appropriate give reasons why one item/ argument maybe preferable., Consider - To consider the implications of (or familiar) analyse the key issues reflecting on the different viewpoints in a balanced way., Critically Evaluate - To weigh arguments for and against something, assessing the strength of the evidence on both sides. Use criteria to guide your assignment of which opinions, theories, models, or items are preferable., Define - To give the exact meaning of. Where relevant, show that you understand why the definition may be problematic., Describe - To give the main characteristics or features of something or outline the main events., Discuss - To write about the most important aspects of (probably including criticism); give arguments for and against; consider the implications of., Examine - To put the subject ‘under a microscope’ looking at it in detail. If appropriate, ‘critically evaluate’ it as well., Explain - To make clear why something happens, or why something is the way it is.,

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