write note making and summary writing
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NOTE-MAKING
Read the passage carefully.
Underline/ highlight the same points, related/ focused on the similar aspect with one colour- for example, points with focus on temperature, highlight in red; water shortage in blue and so on.( The points may be spread across the passage- they need to read as one point!)
The similar points must be combined, clubbed and collated. (The 3 C’s)
No credit is given for the similar points expressed as different points.
However, every different point must be given separately; clearly identified and written clearly.
Write each point as a fragment; as few words as possible to make meaningful sense/ not complete sentences.
There MUST be NO details, data, examples etc./only the gist of the point.
There should be no repetition at all.
In NOTE-MAKING, you may use the words given in the passage; better to change/ the same words are acceptable though in note-making.
A total of 15 POINTS is a MUST.
Arrange them in the right order of priority/(when you use the same colour to highlight/ number them at the same time)
A systematic organisation is very important.
ABSOLUTELY necessary/MANDATORY/OBLIGATORY to stick to the WORD LIMIT Given.
Explanation:
And how do we summary writing
Use the given points in NOTE-MAKING to write the summary.
A good/ perfect note- making automatically leads to a GOOD/PERFECT SUMMARY!
MOST IMPORTANT TO REPLACE EACH DIFFICULT WORD WITH OWN WORDS. DO NOT REPEAT THE WORDS GIVEN IN THE ORIGINAL PASSAGE- for example- old for ancient/ important for significant/ change for transformation etc.
Write the SUMMARY as a continuous paragraph, without splitting into parts.
MUST FOLLOW THE GIVEN WORD LIMIT VERY STRICTLY/MUST NOT EXCEED/ NEGATIVE MARKING FOR EXCEEDING
5. All the points taken down in NOTE-MAKING MUST be included.
6. The SUMMARY generally comprises 1/3rd the length of the original