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Enumerate the reasons behind rising intensity and frequency of cyclones in the Arabian Sea in recent years. Giving special reference to NDMA guidelines, recommend measures to check the adverse impacts of cyclones.

How toppers built answers of this type: the structure spine and the moves they converged on. Aggregated across real past-paper answers for this paper and directive, not this one question, so no question-specific evidence is shown. No answer text is reproduced.

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The spine toppers built

  1. Open

    • Define the key term first
    • Context-hook opening
  2. Build

    • Numbered enumeration
    • Directive-mirroring headers
    • Multi-dimensional buckets
  3. Close

    • Verdict conclusion
    • Forward-looking close

constructionMoves they converged on

  • Numbered enumeration78% of answers

    Enumerate points as a numbered list.

  • Example as evidence65% of answers

    Tag a concrete example explicitly as evidence.

  • Verdict conclusion57% of answers

    End with a clear verdict.

  • Define the key term first49% of answers

    Open by defining the central term.

  • Directive-mirroring headers47% of answers

    Headers that mirror the question's directive.

  • Context-hook opening38% of answers

    Open with a hook that frames the issue.

  • Multi-dimensional buckets37% of answers

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

  • Data as argument29% of answers

    Use a figure to carry the argument, not decorate it.

stairsEvidence toppers carried (per answer)

Examples ~2Concepts ~2People ~2Institutions ~1Data points ~1Other anchors ~1Current events ~1Thinkers ~1
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