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Questions & Answers When purchasing a Questions & Answers order type, you will receive a set of answers to the list of questions you provide with the assignment. A characteristic feature of this type of the assignment is that every answer is provided in a separate paragraph. The answers can be related either to the essay questions (i.e. each answer is organized as a composition) or be structured as exam questions (shorter ones). A distinct feature of this order type is that no introductory or conclusive paragraphs are required. Multiple Choice Questions When your professor assigns you a task to provide answers to multiple choice questions, then you are expected to select right answers (sometimes it could be the wrong ones) from the given set of questions. Usually, students are not given much time for this type of assignment, so the questions need to be answered fairly quickly. In this assignment, no extra text is needed to be written – it is just required to select one suitable option according to the question provided. If you are wondering how many pages to place for a multiple choice task, calculate the number of pages according to the formula: 1 page=5 multiple choice questions.No plagiarism or errors! With Writer-Elite.com you do not have to worry about uniqueness and quality of your paper.
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- With short answer and short essay questions, we wave the word count conditions that apply to full essays.
- All orders – including short answers to questions – are checked for plagiarism, assuring their uniqueness.
- When you ask us to answer short answer questions for college questions, we provide a title page and list of references at your request, absolutely free!
- Our writers can provide thorough answers to open-ended questions for college exams 600 words per page single spaced or 300 words double-spaced.
Answers to open-ended questions: what do they entail?
Here is the rundown on short answers to questions in the open-ended format. The main purpose is to give students a chance to provide their own personal insights and unique observations as opposed to answering a simple “yes or no” question. Sometimes exams will consist entirely of a short essay or short response questions, but they can also be found at the end of multiple-choice questions as well. As you answer short answer questions for college exams, give yourself around 10 to 15 minutes for each.Advice for successful writing short answers to questions
As you look at the short answer questions, make sure to identify the main points and essential details while reading the prompt. It would not hurt to read the question twice before you start writing. That way you can avoid misunderstandings. Finally, utilize QASI in which the answer is structured like the following: Question: As you begin writing the answer, it is best to restate the question. This demonstrates to your professor that the question itself is clear. Answer:- If a question contains several parts, make sure to answer all of them. Professors sometimes give zeroes for questions that were only partially answered.
- If a question is broken into bullets, as a rule you should devote one paragraph to each one. Thus, a question with three bullets would merit three paragraphs.
- If the bullets are themselves broken into parts, all of them should be answered accordingly as well.
- This element is crucial because it gives credibility to your answer and demonstrates that you are not merely making up your own facts.
- Summarize, paraphrase, or directly quote sources in order to make the best case for your argument.
- Use proper transitions. For example, “In the third paragraph, the author suggests…”
- This final step entails your conclusions. Doing this properly can improve your score.
- Conclude with a discussion on the broader implications and takeaways. You can even discuss how it relates to your own experiences or is applicable based on current events.
Additional tips for writing a successful short essay question:
- Make sure you truly understand the question
- Use persuasive and emotional language
- Be mindful of the arguments that you choose