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The comparative extended response: making comparisons and connections between two unseen artworks
Compare and contrast
What this note covers
- What Section Two demands
- Planning in the first eight minutes
- Structuring the essay around the bullets
- Comparing and connecting: sentence craft
- Using captions and context information
- Timing, length and common pitfalls
- Model introduction and body paragraph
7 sections · 10 key terms & formulas · 6 common mistakes
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This note has 7 sections on The comparative extended response: making comparisons and connections between two unseen artworks. It includes 10 key terms and formulas, plus 6 common mistakes. It covers 3 and 4, Art interpretation: comparison, meaning and response (Units 3 and 4). The full section list is shown under “What this note covers”.
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