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    This document provides guidelines for writing a summary, including mentioning recent examples, highlighting key words, and using proper spacing between paragraphs and sections. It recommends starting with news reports, underlining important keywords, and avoiding scribbling or redundancy.

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    Learnt From Test Series

    Uploaded by

    lavan
    This document provides guidelines for writing a summary, including mentioning recent examples, highlighting key words, and using proper spacing between paragraphs and sections. It recommends starting with news reports, underlining important keywords, and avoiding scribbling or redundancy.

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    Give examples

    Mention recent examples


    Highlight key words
    Give proper spacing: 1-2 lines after introduction, one line after
    subheadings. 1-2 lines before conclusion.
    - You may also leave one line after each point but ensure it doesn’t look
    over spaced and an attempt to manipulate the examiner to think that you
    wrote many pages
    Starting with news reports
    Underline important key words
    Avoid scribbling
    Avoid redundancy

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