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All AQA 9-mark questions ask you to ‘explain and analyse’ three things. This means that you must write three separate paragraphs for such questions; 6 marks are awarded for knowledge and 3 for analysis. It can be helpful to think of this as 3 marks per paragraph: 2 for knowledge and 1 for analysis.
Do not include an introduction, conclusion or a definition of any concepts at the beginning of your answer. The exception to this is the 9-mark comparative theory question that appears on Paper 2 (see below).
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