A good answer is one that clearly shows your understanding of the text and directly answers the question

How to answer a question:

Read the question carefully and answer by following all instructions.
Answer all parts of the question.
Take notice of visual clues such as bold, underlined, or capitalised words for instructions in the question or features within a text.
The numbers down the side of the text are line references, so you don't have to count the lines to locate information quickly.
Be clear, to the point, and use keywords in your answer.
Don't write the question into your answer as this wastes time.
Use the amount of space provided for the answer as a sign of how much to write.
When using quotations, underline the key part of the quote that answers the question.

'Merit' and 'excellence' questions also require you to explain how a language feature works in a particular text. To say that the language feature helps to gain our attention or add emphasis is not enough. You must name the specific language feature and the idea it reinforces, show an understanding of how it works in the text, and why it was chosen.

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1 English (Unfamiliar Text) Note on Notes From Studyit they're quite average tbh, created by mckenziedev on 09/09/2013.