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To what extent is certainty attainable in mathematics and in the human sciences?
A clearly argued essay that contrasts two areas of knowledge with relevant examples and a consistent thesis. To move up, the examples need to answer the knowledge questions rather than illustrate them, and the counterclaims need developing so the essay evaluates rather than describes.
~1540 words · Maximum 1,600 words; examiners stop reading at the limit.Estimated
5–7
out of 10
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Focus on these first
The highest-impact changes, in order.
Answer knowledge questions, don't illustrate points
Turn each example into evidence for a claim about how an area of knowledge justifies (un)certainty.
Exploration of the title (Criterion A)
Develop counterclaims
For each claim, build the strongest counterclaim so the essay evaluates rather than describes.
Exploration of the title (Criterion A)
Return to the title
End each section by linking the discussion back to the prescribed title.
Exploration of the title (Criterion A)
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Criterion breakdown
Criterion A
Exploration of the prescribed title
6 / 10
How to improve
- Use each example to answer a knowledge question, not just to illustrate a point
- Develop counterclaims so the essay evaluates rather than describes
- Return to the prescribed title at the end of each section
To reach 7/10
Evaluate the knowledge questions each area of knowledge raises, develop counterclaims, and keep every example tied back to the prescribed title.
What's already working
- Two areas of knowledge explored
- Relevant, specific examples
- A clear, consistent thesis
- A logical structure within the word limit