Question 2(a) is broken down into four sub-questions, and will ask you to identify a word or phrase from the text which suggests the same idea as the words underlined.
When looking for words or phrases in the text that suggest the same as the words underlined in the question, it is important to look for what other clues you are given in the text.
For example:
Question 2(b) will ask you to explain, in your own words, what the writer means by certain words underlined in the text. You should therefore find and highlight the words in the text, and then explain their meaning in context. For example:
Question 2(c) will ask you to choose one example from the text to explain how the writer conveys something to the reader. For this question, again locate the passage in the context of the whole text. Make sure, in your answer, that it is clear which example from the text you are using, and then make three separate points about it. Do not waste time writing in long paragraphs when three short sentences will do.