"Justify" Questions.. how are we supposed to answer them? (1 Viewer)

[malkin86]

For next year's mob, I guess.

How are we supposed to answer "Justify" questions?

I'm not entirely sure, and there were two that I recall in the 2004 paper... I just went on about how this evidence was weighty enough that something should be done about it... A clumsy answer, perhaps.

I didn't put this in the Exam thoughts forum cos I'm not sure it would be seen by the '05ers there.

 

[PookieMonster]

For next year's mob, I guess.

How are we supposed to answer "Justify" questions?

I'm not entirely sure, and there were two that I recall in the 2004 paper... I just went on about how this evidence was weighty enough that something should be done about it... A clumsy answer, perhaps.

I didn't put this in the Exam thoughts forum cos I'm not sure it would be seen by the '05ers there.

was it just providing examples of why its good to continue research so the products can improve peoples lives... e.g haemophiliacs and blood loss patients....

 

[~*HSC 4 life*~]

um justify means to make a decision and back it up with evidence for your reasoning. Look up the board of studies syllabus terms for a more accurate answer

 

[silvermoon]

no - dont confuse 'justify' with 'evaluate'. evaluate is to make a decision, justofy is to provide evidence to back up one side of an argument.

 

[nicko88]

you know, if there's one thing i've noticed about biology exams, is that you have to be so specific in answering a question. without question if you don't justify you answer well enough, you are guaranteed that the mark rewarded to you will not satisfy the mark you expected even though your answer would have been correct in basic terms.

 

[Numero Uno]

you know, if there's one thing i've noticed about biology exams, is that you have to be so specific in answering a question. without question if you don't justify you answer well enough, you are guaranteed that the mark rewarded to you will not satisfy the mark you expected even though your answer would have been correct in basic terms.

yep .. thats wut got me screwed in my bio prac .. oh well
u have to learn from ur mistakes