Dear student,

Start by reading the question carefully . Figure out whether it’s asking for a definition, explanation, or example. Focus on key words and stay on topic.

Keep your answers short and direct . Write only what’s needed—no extra info or repetition. Using the same terms from the question can help you stay focused.

Use simple language . There’s no need for big words—just be clear. Short sentences are better and help the examiner understand your points quickly.

For 2–3 mark questions, try to structure your answer well . Start with a small intro if needed, then write points or a short paragraph. For 1-mark questions, give one clean, correct sentence.

If a diagram or flowchart fits the question, add it. Make sure it's neat and labeled . It can help you grab extra marks.