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How to write Good and Right Answers?

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Hello Students!


Let me share with you 10 useful tips to help you write your answers better.

1.       Good handwriting creates the best impression. Keep practising.

2.       Maintain legibility: answers should be within the margins.

3.       One mark questions should always be answered in short. (in a word, phrase or a sentence max.). Highlight the right point.

4.       A paragraph answer question should be answered precisely to the point.

5.        Focus on correct grammar and right construction.

6.        Underline the key points and “quote” lines wherever necessary from the text book.

7.     For 4 mark answer, a short introduction & conclusion would be ideal. For a 6 marker, elaborate on the details.

8.       Fill-in-the blanks questions from grammar should be answered in a complete paragraph and underline the right answers.

9.        “Indirect Speech” based questions should be solved as many as possible. 

10.   Finally, plan your time, just relax and answer. Recheck your answers for the unnoticed mistakes.



ALL THE BEST

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  1. Unknown20 December 2019 at 08:32

    Sir, is it enough if we read only the summaries of all chapters from this blog for exam??

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    1. Suresh B.T.21 December 2019 at 19:31

      Hi
      Thanks for following my blog. My attempt is to guide you to get the maximum possible. You can always help yourselves with the text book for the ultimate results. Thanks..

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