Make a judgement – make a decision about the question asked. Always explain why you have made that decision. Outline – give the main reasons or factors in your argument but leave out details and examples. Concentrate on the structure and order in which you will present your argument (e.g. in an introduction). Summarise – give a precise account of the main points, leaving out details and examples (e.g. in a conclusion). This is similar to an outline although will focus more on the argument given rather than the structure in which it was written.
Make a judgement – make a decision about the question asked. Always explain why you have made that decision. Outline – give the main reasons or factors in your argument but leave out details and examples. Concentrate on the structure and order in which you will present your argument (e.g. in an introduction). Summarise – give a precise account of the main points, leaving out details and examples (e.g. in a conclusion). This is similar to an outline although will focus more on the argument given rather than the structure in which it was written.