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How do I analyse 'character' in my exam?

Character analysis is an essential skill used in all English Literature GCSE exams. The ways that a character is presented in a text, their importance to the overall meaning and their interactions with other...
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Why do bacteria become resistant to antibiotics?

Antiobiotics kill bacteria but bacteria can become resistant to antibiotics. This happens through a process called natural selection. Within a group/population of bacteria they will all have small difference...
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Answered by Lysander G. • Biology tutor
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How do I learn new vocabulary?

There are many different ways to learn new vocabulary in Spanish. 1. I personally prefer using online resources such as Quizlet and applications such as Duolingo. You can enter specific vocabulary lists onto...
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How would I create a strong argument in a philosophy essay?

First of all, especially in an exam situation, always take five minutes to plan. It does not have to be a detailed plan, but even bullet points will help you to stay focused. In your introduction: Always say...
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How would I answer a question that gives a statement and asks me to: “1. Answer whether I agree with the statement and reasons for my opinion 2. Give reasons for why some people might disagree with you.”?

Things to remember - The question must be laid out in two parts – do not merge the two together. - Part one must state your opinion. - You must refer to the religion that they ask for in the answer. - Each p...
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