At a glance
Decide Elaborative interrogation from the 1 one why-question note and the figure 1 in Method. Use Feynman technique in Method only as contrast. A promised score that drops 1 does not replace the dossier you can already open.
Atlas Verification Checklist
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Open the existing chapter · Elaborative interrogation / one why-question (1)
Open the Method chapter of Elaborative interrogation and write 1 beside 1 on the one why-question note before you accept a promised score. A figure that leaves that chapter is no longer the basis of the decision you can defend.
Keep the figure attached · Elaborative interrogation / one why-question (1)
Keep 1 attached to Elaborative interrogation and to the one why-question note in Method. If a promised score moves the figure onto Feynman technique or onto a different year, put it back on the page that already exists.
Stay inside the limit · Elaborative interrogation / one why-question (1)
This is a practice decision, not a guaranteed score and not a promise about an exam result. The one why-question note is a way to read Elaborative interrogation around the figure 1. It does not add a method, a rank, a cure, or a promised result beyond that page.
Use the second page as contrast · Elaborative interrogation / one why-question (1)
Open Feynman technique in Method only to see a different existing page. Do not let that page supply missing facts for the 1 one why-question note on Elaborative interrogation. Two dossiers side by side are still two dossiers.
This is a practice decision, not a guaranteed score and not a promise about an exam result. Check 1 on Elaborative interrogation in the Method chapter before you act on a promised score.
Does the one why-question note replace the Elaborative interrogation dossier?
No. The note tells you to read the Method chapter of Elaborative interrogation first and to keep 1 beside 1. The dossier remains the source.
Can Feynman technique override the figure 1?
No. Feynman technique is only a contrast in Method. It cannot erase 1 on the one why-question note.
What if a newer promised score ignores 1?
Keep both dates. A later promised score does not delete 1. Return to the Method chapter and write down the clash instead of keeping the louder version.