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I.declare.this.is.my.own.work.
A-level
PHILOSOPHY
Paper.1. Epistemology.and.moral.philosophy
Thursday.16.May.2024 Afternoon Time.allowed:.3.hours
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• Fill.in.the.boxes.at.the.top.of.this.page.
• Answer.all.questions. 3
• You.must.answer.the.questions.in.the.spaces.provided.. Do.not.write 4
.outside.the.box.around.each.page.or.on.blank.pages. 5
• If.you.need.extra.space.for.your.answer(s),.use.the.lined.pages.at.the.end.of
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.this.book.. Write.the.question.number.against.your.answer(s).
• Do.all.rough.work.in.this.book.. Cross.through.any.work.you.do.not.want. 7
to.be.marked. 8
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• You.will.be.assessed.on.your.ability.to:
– use.good.English
– organise.information.clearly
– use.specialist.vocabulary.where.appropriate.
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Epistemology
Answer.all.questions.in.this.section.
0 1 What.is.meant.by.(a).a.necessary.condition.and.(b).a.sufficient.condition?
[3.marks]
3
0 2 How.does.the.argument.from.perceptual.variation.present.an.issue.for.direct.realism?
[5.marks]
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0 3 Explain.how.Bertrand.Russell.responds.to.scepticism.by.arguing.that.the.external.world.i
s.the.‘best.hypothesis’.
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Centre.number Candidate.number
Surname
Forename(s)
Candidate.signature
I.declare.this.is.my.own.work.
A-level
PHILOSOPHY
Paper.1. Epistemology.and.moral.philosophy
Thursday.16.May.2024 Afternoon Time.allowed:.3.hours
Materials For.Examiner’s.Use
You.will.need.no.other.materials.
Question Mark
Instructions 1
• Use.black.ink.or.black.ball-point.pen. 2
• Fill.in.the.boxes.at.the.top.of.this.page.
• Answer.all.questions. 3
• You.must.answer.the.questions.in.the.spaces.provided.. Do.not.write 4
.outside.the.box.around.each.page.or.on.blank.pages. 5
• If.you.need.extra.space.for.your.answer(s),.use.the.lined.pages.at.the.end.of
6
.this.book.. Write.the.question.number.against.your.answer(s).
• Do.all.rough.work.in.this.book.. Cross.through.any.work.you.do.not.want. 7
to.be.marked. 8
9
Information
• The.marks.for.questions.are.shown.in.brackets. 10
• The.maximum.mark.for.this.paper.is.100.
TOTAL
• You.will.be.assessed.on.your.ability.to:
– use.good.English
– organise.information.clearly
– use.specialist.vocabulary.where.appropriate.
,IB/M/Jun24/E3 7172/1
, 2
Do.not.write
. outside.the
Section.A . box
Epistemology
Answer.all.questions.in.this.section.
0 1 What.is.meant.by.(a).a.necessary.condition.and.(b).a.sufficient.condition?
[3.marks]
3
0 2 How.does.the.argument.from.perceptual.variation.present.an.issue.for.direct.realism?
[5.marks]
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, 3
Do.not.write
. outside.the
. box
Extra.space.
5
0 3 Explain.how.Bertrand.Russell.responds.to.scepticism.by.arguing.that.the.external.world.i
s.the.‘best.hypothesis’.
[5.marks]
Turn.over.►
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