The comparison question: which text is more convincing, with evidence from both

What this note covers

1. What the final Part B question asks and how the six marks are split
2. Anchoring the judgement to the exact action and audience
3. Building a two-column evidence grid while you read and listen
4. Two reliable structures and a full model answer
5. Comparative language that earns the cohesion mark
6. Turning evidence into explanation: the 'so what' step
7. Timing, planning in the notes box and final checks

7 sections · 10 key terms & formulas · 6 common mistakes