In this lesson, you will learn about the especially important relationship between character count and elements in written-response questions. Rather than memorizing words alone, you will aim to explain mechanisms and reasons in your own words.
Key Point
As the character count increases, more necessary evidence and relationships are required, so select the elements first and then turn them into sentences.
As the character count increases, more necessary evidence and relationships are required, so select the elements first and then turn them into sentences.
Important Points
- Check not only the conclusion but also its reasons
- Distinguish similar words and exceptions
- Try using the same way of thinking with other examples
Practice
- Explain the key point in two sentences.
- Give one common misconception and explain how it is different.
- Apply it to a familiar or concrete example and check your understanding.