1) Break down information. Key points and features. Ask the 'how' and 'why' questions. support with examples. Write a conclusion. a) Evaluate b) Describe c) Explain d) Analyse 2) Explain, then create a balanced view of strengths and weaknesses. Write a conclusion. Use examples, theory or approaches to support your conclusion. a) Describe b) Define c) Evaluate d) Discuss 3) Explain relevant and important information. Use strengths and weaknesses of theory to support. Make a judgement, write a conclusion using examples. a) Define b) Assess c) Explain d) Discuss 4) Different aspects of your explanations and how they INTERRELATE. Discuss points and support with example or research a) Discuss b) Identify c) Assess d) Demonstrate 5) Give detail and relate to the scenario. Justify/exemplify the point. Be clear, detailed and relevant in your answer. a) Explain b) Assess c) To State/ To Give d) Discuss 6) The 'What is it?' command verb. Provide a series of points that are linked. Include all of the main points and features. a) Define b) Analyse c) Describe d) Evaluate 7) Find a point that is linked. Reproduce this point in relation to the scenario. a) Identify b) Describe c) Assess d) Evaluate 8) Think of this as you would when you open a dictionary. Demonstrate your understanding of the key term/concept.  a) Evaluate b) Define c) Assess d) Analyse 9) One word answers can be given. a) Demonstrate b) To State/ To Give c) Evaluate d) Assess 10) Carry out an activity to show your knowledge and understanding. a) Describe b) Demonstrate c) To State/ To Give d) Discuss 11) Give Reasons or evidence to support an opinion or prove something right or reasonable. a) Assess b) Evaluate c) Analyse d) Justify

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