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COMMAND WORDS

COMMAND WORDS. A HELPFUL GUIDE. THE PURPOSE. In order to assist you with your answering techniques for exam/nab style questions, you need to be aware of how important it is to ensure you are using the correct Business Management terminology.

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COMMAND WORDS

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  1. COMMAND WORDS A HELPFUL GUIDE

  2. THE PURPOSE • In order to assist you with your answering techniques for exam/nab style questions, you need to be aware of how important it is to ensure you are using the correct Business Management terminology. • This is by no means exhaustive and is meant to compliment your learning. • Examples are given to point you in the right direction as to how to construct the “perfect answer.

  3. IDENTIFY • Identify – give the name or identify characteristics of something.

  4. IDENTIFY Identify 4 factors which an organisation needs to take into account when deciding which supplier to purchase materials from. (4 marks) • The quality of supplies needed. • The quantity of supplies needed. • The price the supplier is charging. • The location of the supplier.

  5. OUTLINE • Outline – State the main features.

  6. OUTLINE

  7. COMPARE • Compare – Identify similarities and differences between two or more factors.

  8. COMPARE

  9. DISTINGUISH • Distinguish – identify the differences between two or more factors.

  10. DISTINGUISH

  11. DESCRIBE • Describe – Provide a thorough description

  12. DESCRIBE

  13. EXPLAIN • Explain – Give a detailed response (definition with explanation) as to how/why something may benefit/hinder.

  14. EXPLAIN

  15. DISCUSS • Discuss – examine closely taking account of strengths and weaknesses in an argument; offer reasons for and against.

  16. DISCUSS

  17. JUSTIFY • Justify – give reasons to support suggestions, conclusions

  18. JUSTIFY

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