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Uk Politics Es Homework 2007 Credit Q1c Suof

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Mr Ross Miller
Mr Ross Miller

Karen is being highly selective in her use of facts when making claims about UK election results. While she states the Conservatives do badly in all areas, evidence shows they come second in seats and get the most votes in England and Wales. She also claims the Lib Dems are the only party to increase support across age groups and social classes, but sources show the Conservatives increased support in some age groups and Labour and Conservatives increased support in some social classes as well. Overall, Karen selectively chooses facts that support her views without full consideration of all the evidence.

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UK Politics ES Homework Selective Use of Facts Comparing Election Results 2007 Credit Q 1(c) BUS the question Box – the type of Question = Conclusions Underline – what you have to do = four conclusions Sources - circle the sources you have to use (ALL) HINT – H eading, I nformation, N umber, T rend
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Deal with sentence by sentence Karen is being very Selective in her use of facts when she says that the Conservatives do badly in all areas of the country . Evidence to support this is in Source 1, as the conservatives do well coming second place for seats in UK elections, They get the biggest percent of votes in England and Wales, although they do not do well in Scotland.
She is being quite Selective when she says that the Lib Dems are the only party whose support has increased amongst different age groups. Yes the Lib Dems are the only party to increase their vote in ALL age groups in Source 3, but the Conservatives have increased the share of their vote in the 35 and over age groups.
She is being slightly Selective when she says that the Lib Dems are the only party whose support has increased within different social classes. Source 2 does show that the support for the Lib Dems from each social class has increased. However support for Labour has increased from the middle classes and for Conservatives from the working social classes. Overall Karen is being very selective in her use of facts because no one source fully agrees with her views.

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Uk Politics Es Homework 2007 Credit Q1c Suof

  • 1. UK Politics ES Homework Selective Use of Facts Comparing Election Results 2007 Credit Q 1(c) BUS the question Box – the type of Question = Conclusions Underline – what you have to do = four conclusions Sources - circle the sources you have to use (ALL) HINT – H eading, I nformation, N umber, T rend
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  • 3. Deal with sentence by sentence Karen is being very Selective in her use of facts when she says that the Conservatives do badly in all areas of the country . Evidence to support this is in Source 1, as the conservatives do well coming second place for seats in UK elections, They get the biggest percent of votes in England and Wales, although they do not do well in Scotland.
  • 4. She is being quite Selective when she says that the Lib Dems are the only party whose support has increased amongst different age groups. Yes the Lib Dems are the only party to increase their vote in ALL age groups in Source 3, but the Conservatives have increased the share of their vote in the 35 and over age groups.
  • 5. She is being slightly Selective when she says that the Lib Dems are the only party whose support has increased within different social classes. Source 2 does show that the support for the Lib Dems from each social class has increased. However support for Labour has increased from the middle classes and for Conservatives from the working social classes. Overall Karen is being very selective in her use of facts because no one source fully agrees with her views.