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‘The Nanjing government brought about a new China.’ Do you agree with this statement?
Keyword: new → TRANSFORM Q
Agree → Agree/Disagree (Small/Large extent accepted if you think some aspects new some old)
No rebuttal needed
Aspect + TS
Before NJ govt
After NJ govt
‘Both the Great Leap Forward Movement and the Cultural Revolution had good
intentions but yielded bad results.’ Do you agree?
Keyword: 2 claims (good intentions…bad results) → DUAL STATEMENT Q
Agree → but for dual statement just say what you agree with and what you disagree with
No rebuttal
Scenario 1, Claim 1(x2)
Scenario 2, Claim 1 (x2)
Scenario 1, Claim 2 (x2)
Scenario 2, Claim 2 (x2)
How important was the domestic factor in bringing about Japan’s economic miracle?
Keyword: How + adj → Relative importance type 1
✅ Rebuttal (2-sided)
Main factor (x2 -3)
Other factor
Rebuttal
What were the difficulties faced by the international community in handling medical issues?
No rebuttal, comparison needed, just list out the points
‘There was more cooperation than confrontations between the US and the
USSR in the period 1969-85.’ Do you agree with this statement?
Keywords: more, than → RELATIVE IMPORTANCE TYPE 2
Balanced discussion, need rebuttal
Agree → Agree/Disagree
Main arg (x2-3)
Transition
Other factor + rebuttal (x2-3, other factor and rebuttal in same para)
To what extent was the outbreak of WWII caused by countries’ false belief in Hitler?
Keyword: To what extent → RELATIVE IMPORTANCE TYPE 1
Large/Small extent
Main arg x3
Transition
Other factor
Rebuttal
‘The 1911 Revolution failed to transform China.’ Do you agree?
Keyword: Transform → TRANSFORMATION Q
Aspect +TS
Before 1911 Revolution
After 1911 Revolution
Trace and explain the relationship between the US and the USSR during the period 1943-91.
keyword: Trace (facts) and explain (the causes)
no rebuttal
B4 writing: DIVIDE the period
1st stage (name, period) + features
Events
Explain the causes of the period
Continue with other periods