How fully? questions

In a How fully? question you have to identify facts from a source and also describe relevant information which is not found in the source.How fully? questions are worth 6 marks. You need to make six relevant historical points to get full marks.TIP: answer this question using the A-I-D structure (Answer; Includes; Doesn’t include).AnswerAnswer the question; how fully does the source describe the issue? You might say “quite useful”, fairly useful”, etc.IncludesInclude up to three relevant facts that the source tells us about the topic. You must use your own words to do this.e.g. The source says many Scots found it difficult to get a job.Doesn’t includeInclude up tofour relevant facts that the source does not tell us about the topicREMEMBER: Your overall answer needs six points in itYou can try these example questions to help you develop your exam skills. Ask your teacher to mark them if you do this.