Command terms

Analysis is a systematic examination and evaluation of data to understand its significance.

Analysis involves random processing of information.

Analysis is the process of collecting data without evaluating it.

Analysis is merely presenting data in graphical form.

Goals, context, definitions, illustrations, conclusions.

Goal, context, definitions, examples, conclusions.

Goal, context, examples, analyses, conclusions.

Goal, context, definitions, summaries, conclusions.

Arguments can only be evaluated based on the emotions they evoke.

Arguments can only be evaluated according to their popularity.

Arguments can be evaluated based on their logical consistency, coherence, and supporting evidence.

Arguments can only be evaluated based on their length.

Context, perspectives, data, consequences, values, goals.

Rules, regulations, norms, trends

Resources, skills, experiences

Time, place, opinions, emotions

Weaknesses: logical analysis, identification of errors

Strengths: logical analysis, identification of errors; Weaknesses: subjectivity, risk of missing context.

Strengths: no errors, full context

Strengths: subjectivity, risk of missing context

The main thesis should be long and complicated.

The main thesis does not have to relate to the topic of the work.

The main thesis should be concise, clear, and relate to the topic of the work.

The main thesis should be written in the form of a question.

Personal opinions and assumptions.

Guessing based on intuition.

Data analysis and source verification.

Copying answers from the internet.

Identification of arguments is providing examples.

Justification is collecting data for analysis.

Justification is explaining reasons, while identification of arguments is recognizing them.

Justification is identification of arguments.

Introduction, summary, bibliography

Personal experiences, opinions, recommendations

Purpose of the paper, research problem, methodology, structure of the paper, main theses or hypotheses.

Subject matter of the paper, literature review, research results

Speed, popularity, aesthetics, emotions.

Cost, time, location, experience.

Relevance, availability, credibility, logic.

Complexity, difficulty, novelty, enjoyment.