Globalisation exam tips

Exam tips

• Structure your short answer

  Begin with a concise definition, then list two key effects, and conclude with a balanced view of benefits and challenges.

  A clear structure helps you cover all required aspects within the word limit and demonstrates understanding.

• Structure your answer clearly

  Begin with a brief statement of the main point, then develop two to three cause‑effect arguments, and finish with a concise conclusion.

  A clear structure helps examiners follow your reasoning and ensures you cover all aspects of the question.

• Answering short answer questions efficiently

  Use the 3‑point structure: state the factor, explain its effect, give an example.

  Helps meet word limits and show understanding.

• Answering calculation questions

  Show all steps, include units, and interpret the result in business terms.

  Examiners look for clear, logical reasoning and correct use of formulas.

• Structure your answer on exchange rate effects

  Define the exchange rate, explain its impact on sales, then on costs, calculate the net profit change, and conclude with a balanced view.

  Shows clear cause‑effect reasoning and demonstrates understanding of how exchange rates influence both revenue and cost sides.