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SAQ Question Types

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COMPARE: Look for similarities
CONTRAST: Set in opposition
DEFINE: Give the precise meaning of
DESCRIBE: Give a detailed account of
DISCUSS: Write about a topic in detail, considering different issues or ideas
EVALUATE: Make an appraisal of the worth of something
EXPLAIN: Make plain, interpret, account for
ILLUSTRATE: Make clear by concrete examples (or use a diagram to clarify)
INTERPRET: Explain what something means
JUSTIFY: Show adequate grounds for decisions
LIST: Catalogue by groups or classes with minimal explanation
OUTLINE: Give the main features or general principles
RELATE: Show how things are connected to and affect each other
COMPARE: Look for similarities
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COMPARE
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Look for similarities
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