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Thorough • Aware of a wide range of detailed and accurate knowledge. • Demonstrates fully developed understanding that shows relevance to the demands of the question. • Evidence/examples are well chosen. • Precision in the use of terminology. • Knowledge and understanding is consistently applied to the context of the question. • Is able to form a clear, developed and convincing interpretation of evidence that is fully accurate. • Is able to fully identify and explain...

1 What is meant by the term “split-ticket voting”? Support your answer with a relevant example. [5] 2 With reference to the Source and any other relevant material you have studied, identify and explain two ways in which lobby groups can influence Members of Congress (Source, lines 7 and 8) . [10] 3 Explain how the Senate can influence Presidential appointments. [15] 4 With reference to the Source and any other relevant material you have studied, assess the view that Con...

Socialism Explain and analyse three ways in which socialist thinkers have viewed the concept of equality. [9 marks] Liberalism Explain and analyse three ways in which liberal thinkers have viewed the role of the state. [9 marks] Conservatism Explain and analyse three ways in which conservative thinkers have viewed the economy. [9 marks] Target AO1: 6 marks, AO2: 3 marks Level Marks Descriptors 3 7–9 • detailed knowledge of relevant political concepts, institutions and pr...

Socialism Explain and analyse three ways in which socialist thinkers have viewed the concept of equality. [9 marks] Liberalism Explain and analyse three ways in which liberal thinkers have viewed the role of the state. [9 marks] Conservatism Explain and analyse three ways in which conservative thinkers have viewed the economy. [9 marks] Section B – Core Ideologies Extract Question Read the extracts below and answer question 4 that follows. Conservatism and...

0 1 . 2 (a) Suggest a translation for the word ֙ ָתוֹח ְוּפּ ִמשׁ)line 4). [1 mark] (b) Justify your translation in context. [1 mark] 0 1 ִם ָֽ֙ל ָֽ֙שׁוּוִּהרי בּוּ ָשׂ ֶָ֖֙֙ע־ר ֲלשׁ א ע)ַ֥֙֙line 6) – what had Manasseh done in Jerusalem? . 3 Give two details. [2 marks] 3 Give a reason for each tsere ( 0 1 ◌ֵֵ) vowel in the word ִ כי ֵלֵ֑֙֙וּת) . line 8). . 4 [2 marks] 0 1 Give the root and conjugation ...

Read Passage 2 in the Source Booklet and answer the following questions in English. 0 2 . 1 What reasons do Laban and Bethuel give for agreeing to the proposed marriage? (line 1-2) Give two details. [2 marks] 0 2 . 2 What is the servant’s first reaction to the response of Laban and Bethuel? (line 4) [1 mark] 0 2 . 3 What is the request of Rebecca’s relatives in line 7? [1 mark] 0 2 . 4 What reasons does the servant give for rejecting this request? (line 7-8) Give two details....

How democratic is interest group activity in the UK? Pluralism represents the view that different groups can compete equally for power and influence. Elections only give policy makers a limited idea of public opinion. Joining a pressure group demonstrates commitment to a cause and may give the group legitimacy with politicians. Some groups have memberships in the millions. Going on strike or marching in a demonstration indicates a higher level of commitment still. Interest groups allow cit...

) Examine how the powers of the US Congress and the UK Parliament are limited in different ways. (12) OR (b) Examine the ways in which the roles of the US President and the UK Prime Minister are different. (12) *P61895A0324* Turn over 3 Indicate which question you are answering by marking a cross in the box . If you change your mind, put a line through the box and then indicate your new question with a cross . Chosen question number: Question 1(a) Question 1(b

Guidance on applying the marking grids for translation The general principle in assessing each section should be the proportion (out of 5) of sense achieved. One approach for each section is given. Acceptable alternatives will be illustrated during Standardisation, but examiners should assess on its own merits any approach that satisfactorily conveys the meaning of the Biblical Hebrew. The determination of what is a “minor” error is only necessary when it is the only error in a ...

Guidelines for Marking Source Question AO1 (10 marks) Marks here relate to knowledge and understanding. They can be awarded for using the source and developing separate own knowledge. When the rubric states that candidates should ‘use knowledge and understanding to help you analyse and evaluate’ it means that candidates should use only knowledge and understanding from the source. Newly introduced own knowledge cannot form the basis for AO2 and AO3 points/marks. AO2 (10 marks) Candi...