When you produce your answer you must answer all the different parts of the question

6. Write in an organized way:
When you've planned in advance, you'll end up with a more organized, logical piece of writing, 
which will earn you higher marks. There are many ways to be organized 
– linear, circular, etc. 
– but in the end 
the final product must be cohesive
. You have to write a formal academic English essay 
of the type that would be required for teachers or tertiary education courses.
 -Formulate, organize and 
develop an argument and show a personal response.
7. Stay on topic:
While writing the body of your essay you should do several things:
-Examine all parts of the question.
-Remember there is often more than one question contained in the essay question text
.
-Look at all that is asked.
Always have in mind that you will be penalized if you stray off topic.
This is where the initial few minutes of planning can help you a great deal.

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8. Divide your writing:
Divide your topics into paragraphs. It is confusing to be faced with a block of writing, with no 
divisions. You wouldn't expect to read a magazine article or book like this.
Always divide your 
writing into paragraphs.
You should aim to have three or four paragraphs in your 
answer. This is not exact. You can write more or fewer paragraphs, as your answer requires. 
The examiner will not spend very long grading your paper. You need to create 
an 
immediate
good
impression
and the best way to do this in my experience is to present a 
well-structured piece of writing with clearly laid out paragraphs. This way the examiner is going 
to be on your side. If, however, it looks disorganised, the examiner is not going to be 
impressed.