Discuss:

• • Most commonly asked, ambiguous, depends on question.
  • Write anything you want about the topic, various perspectives, include examples and opinions.
  • It demands a logical answer
  • Writing the answer as if we are talking to Examiner

Describe < Explain < Elaborate:

• • Apply theoretical knowledge, Why/How something is happening in detail.

Elucidate/Exemplify:

• • To make it clear with examples and evidences

Comment/Views:

• • Asking your opinion/ reaction, take a optimistic or neutral stance, substantiate with Examples/Facts/Case studies

Evaluate < Examine < Analyse:

• • Getting into details and dimensions of the topic, Favour and Against, Pro and Cons with implications and also Examples or Data/Facts to substantiate.

Enumerate: Making a list of points

Consequences-Implications-Outcomes-Results: Impact or a possible scenario

Contrast/ Distinguish/ Differentiate: Mention Differences

Compare & Contrast: Write similarities as well as differences

Significance/ Importance: What happens because it exists or what happen if it doesn’t exist.

Justify / Advocate:

• •  It means you have to argue in favor and write favorable comments as far as possible.

Illustrate: 

• • it means use examples; data, diagrams and charts to make it clearer (clarify by giving an example).

Critically:

• • Used as a prefix, write about positives and negatives but make a fair unbiased judgment for a strong cause, no scope of ambiguity. Examiner should get a closure feeling while reading the answer.