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To write effective introductions for their answers, especially in exams like UPSC GS4. While writing body paragraphs and conclusions may seem easier, crafting a good introduction requires both content knowledge and creativity. Introductions are crucial because they set the tone for the entire answer and leave a lasting first impression on the examiner.
What Makes a Good Introduction?
Introductions should serve as a preview of the student's perspective and approach. They highlight how the student understands the question and outlines the direction of their response. Effective introductions should demonstrate both conceptual understanding and creative thinking.
Mixing Content with Creativity
Writing introductions is considered an art because it involves balancing content and creativity. suggests that students should avoid using the same style of introduction for all answers to prevent monotony. It also stresses that content can be learned through textbooks, but creativity requires practice and imagination.
Creative Techniques for Introductions
Several creative techniques are suggested to make introductions engaging:
Using Quotations: Quotes from philosophers, leaders, or sports figures can serve as powerful introductions, provided they are relevant to the theme. For instance, using Albert Camus's quote, "A man without ethics is a wild beast loosed upon this world," can be a fitting introduction for a question on the relevance of ethics.
Referring to Historical Figures: Great leaders and historical figures who symbolize values and virtues can be referenced to strengthen introductions. For example, Abraham Lincoln or Nelson Mandela can be cited when discussing topics like human dignity or forgiveness.
Current Events: Relating the theme of the question to contemporary events can demonstrate creativity and engagement with real-world issues. For instance, using examples from recent political corruption scandals or statistics from the National Crime Records Bureau can make an introduction more impactful.
Balancing Different Introduction Styles
The speaker advises students to balance the use of quotations, references to leaders, and current events. Over-reliance on one type can make answers predictable and less engaging for the examiner. It's recommended to keep introductions concise—ideally around 25 words—and to diversify styles to keep the examiner interested throughout the exam.
Pro Tips
Mix various styles of introductions throughout the exam to keep the examiner engaged.
Keep introductions short but impactful.
Aim to balance creativity and conceptual clarity to make a lasting impression.
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Set a timmer for 15 minutes for each letter.
Write your most traumatic memories or moments.
Write about your self doubts.
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