1.+sampleExamspaperofglobalpespectives.pptx

Written examination

1. Component 1 – The exam To understand t he structure of the exam To learn how to structure answers To understand the mark scheme

2. Global Perspectives Exam Layout

3. Exam Paper - Layout

4. Question 1 - Structure

5. Question 1 – Mark Scheme

6. Question 2 - Structure

7. Question 2 – Mark S cheme

8. Question 2 - Interpretation

9. Question 2 – Paragraph Structure Assess the strengths and weaknesses of the evidence used by the author of Document A to support their claims about … Point One (strength/weakness) of the evidence used by the author in Document A is their … (use of specific statistics). Evidence For example, the author provides a range of statistics such as … Explain These statistics supports the authors argument by portraying how … Link

10. Question 3 - Structure

11. Question 3 – Mark Scheme – Part I

12. Question 3 – Mark Scheme – Part II

13. Question 3 - Interpretation

14. Question 3 – Paragraph Structure The two authors present different arguments and perspectives about ... Evaluate the arguments of both authors. In your answer consider the perspectives and include a reasoned judgement about whether one argument is stronger than the other. Point One way in which the authors’ argument in Document A is stronger than the argument in Document B is through their wider use of (statistics/sources) Evidence For example, the author in Document A (evidence of statistics/sources) Explanation This makes a strong argument because … Evidence In contrast, the author in Document B (evidence of statistics/sources or lack thereof) Explanation How does this diminish their points Link Therefore, through (…) the author in Document A provides a stronger/more coherent argument than the author in Document B.