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General Strategy:

1. Comprehending the Questions: Take the time to read the questions and understand what they are asking carefully. Determine the important words and ideas you must cover in your responses.

2. Organize your Responses: To maintain coherence and clarity, use a systematic format for each question:

Introduction (10% of the allotted words):

Give a brief explanation of the question’s context or history.
Provide a succinct thesis statement summarizing your primary points or strategy for answering the inquiry.

Body (about 80% of the allowed words, separated into sections):

Divide your answer into important points or portions, each of which should respond to a different part of the question.
Include examples, applicable theories, or other supporting data to prove your ideas.
Verify the logical progression of your writing from one idea to the next.

Finale (around 10% of the allotted words):

Briefly summarize the key points you have covered in your response.
Highlight the significance of your conclusions or arguments while restating your thesis.

3. Integrating Materials: Be sure to incorporate important material from the document you provided into your responses as necessary. Cite the sources in your arguments to demonstrate that you have read and understood the supplied material.

4. Clarity and Conciseness: Keep your text as clear and concise as possible, given the word limit. Keep jargon and repetition to a minimum. Remain focused on the primary ideas that answer the issues directly.

5. Proofreading: Check your comments carefully for grammatical mistakes, clarity, and coherence once you have written them. It is crucial to express your thoughts in a clean and well-organized way.

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