OBSERVATIONS AND ANALYSIS

from OHS Form 6 Interview prep guide

THUNKS AND ‘THINKING’ QUESTIONS

A popular choice of interview question focuses on your observation and analysis skills You may be provided with images, which may take the form of historical sources, texts, or pictures amongst others. You will then be asked to analyse, make comparisons or explain your observations.

An example of your observation skills:

1 What are the differences between these two animals?

2. Where might these animals live? Explain why.

3 How are these animals adapted to survive and thrive in their different environments?

4. What food do you think they eat and why?

An example of Inference questions:

OBSERVATIONS AND ANALYSIS

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