2. (a) What do you understand by environmental ethics? How are laws and ethics different from each other?

The spine toppers built

1. Open

   • Define the key term first
   • Context-hook opening

2. Build

   • Numbered enumeration
   • Directive-mirroring headers
   • Both sides before the verdict

3. Close

   • Verdict conclusion
   • Forward-looking close

constructionMoves they converged on

• Numbered enumeration65% of answers

  Enumerate points as a numbered list.

• Define the key term first63% of answers

  Open by defining the central term.

• Example as evidence57% of answers

  Tag a concrete example explicitly as evidence.

• Verdict conclusion55% of answers

  End with a clear verdict.

• Directive-mirroring headers37% of answers

  Headers that mirror the question's directive.

• Thinker / quote as authority28% of answers

  Invoke a thinker or quote as authority.

• Both sides before the verdict28% of answers

  Weigh both sides before taking a stand.

• Multi-dimensional buckets28% of answers

  Sort points into clear dimensions (social, economic…).

stairsEvidence toppers carried (per answer)

account_treeCase anatomy · Environmental ethics

• Ethical issues95% of toppers
• Chosen option92% of toppers
• Justification91% of toppers
• Values in conflict72% of toppers
• Stakeholders70% of toppers
• Options67% of toppers