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Dear Sir,
Are we suppose to write as much points as what the exam kit did during the actual exam? The length of answers seems a lot.
In your opinion, how many sentences shall we write to earn one mark?
Thank you.
“Are we suppose to write as much points as what the exam kit did during the actual exam? ”
Totally IMPOSSIBLE!!
I defy you to simply copy an answer from a revision kit in the correct time allocation and you’ll struggle
So scrap that idea immediately!
How many sentences? Each sentence should contain one (and only one) relevant, markable point
And each paragraph should contain just one sentence
ie leave a line between your sentences
One point per paragraph, one paragraph per point
How long are your sentences?
No more than (maximum) 3 lines long
Get a friend, a book from which to copy, a pen, a piece of paper and a stopwatch
You friend is going to time you for 1 minute 18 seconds
You are going to copy from a book, pamphlet, dish-washer instructions, revision kit, magazine (basically anything!) and your friend says “STOP” after 1 minute 18 seconds
And that represents the absolute maximum length of your sentences in the examination
OK?
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