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WJEC GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS – A2 unit 3 Political concepts and theories In Section A, you must answer both questions 1 and 2. In your answer credit will be given for accurate knowledge and understanding, and also your ability to interpret and apply political information. 1. Why does Socialism place importance on the concepts of property and public ownership? [16]

WJEC AS (NEW) GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS - UNIT 2 2160U20-1 Marking guidance for examiners Summary of assessment objectives for Unit 2 The questions in Section A assess AO1. The questions in Section B assess both AO1 and AO2. The questions in Section C assess both AO1 and AO3. The assessment objectives focus on the ability to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of relevant institutions, processes, political concepts, theories and issues (AO1); the ability to interpret and apply pol...

WJEC GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS – AS unit 2 Living and participating in a democracy In Section A, you must answer both questions 1 and 2. In your answer credit will be given for accurate knowledge and understanding. 1. Using examples, describe the main features of a direct democracy. [6] 2. Using examples, briefly describe the role of the judiciary in the protection of human rights. [6] Section B In Section B, you must answer one question. In your answer credit will be given ...

WJEC AS (NEW) GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS - UNIT 1 2160U10-1 Deciding on the mark awarded within a band - The first stage for an examiner is to use both the indicative content and the assessment grid to decide the overall band. - The second stage is to decide how firmly the characteristics expected for that band are displayed. - Thirdly a final mark for the question can then be awarded. Organisation and communication This issue should have bearing if the standard of organisation and ...

WJEC GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS – AS unit 1 Government in Wales and the United Kingdom 1. Using examples, briefly explain the importance of Statute Law within the British Constitution. [6] 2. Using examples, describe the main features of the plenary session in the National Assembly for Wales. [6] Section B In Section B, you must answer one question. In your answer credit will be given for accurate knowledge and understanding, and also your ability to interpret and apply politic...

CCEA Government and Politics Assessment Unit AS 2 The British Political Process 4 Explain one strength of Judicial Inquiries. [5] 5 Explain the view that Judicial Review is an effective check on the power of the Executive. [15] Or Section C: Pressure Groups in the UK

CCEA Government and Politics Assessment Unit AS 2 assessing The British Political Process Section A: The UK Parliament and Executive 1 Two marks for each debate identified. Debates in the Commons include those on the First, Second and Third Readings, Adjournment Debates, Budget Debates, Emergency Debates. Terms such as ‘Parliamentary Debates’ or ‘Commons Debates’ are not acceptable. Any other relevant type of debate. (AO1: 4 marks) [4] 2 Background MPs can perform thei...

CCEA Government and Politics Assessment Unit A2 1 Comparative Government Option B: A Comparative Study of the Government and Politics of the Republic of Ireland and the United Kingdom (UK) Answer all six questions, the four in Section A and the two in Section B Section A: The Government and Politics of the Republic of Ireland Read the Source below and refer to it in your answers to Questions 2 and 4. Source 1 What is meant by the term “Independent TD”? Support your an...

CCEA Government and Politics Assessment Unit AS 1 assessing The Government and Politics of Northern Ireland In deciding which level of response to award, examiners should look for the ‘best fit’ bearing in mind that weakness in one area may be compensated for by strength in another. In deciding which mark within a particular level to award to any response, examiners are expected to use their professional judgement. The following guidance is provided to assist examiners. • Th...

AQA A-level POLITICS 7152/3 Paper 3 Political Ideas Mark scheme 0 1 Socialism Explain and analyse three ways in which socialist thinkers have viewed the concept of equality. [9 marks] Indicative content In their explanations and analysis, students may be expected to cover areas such as the following: • explanation and analysis of how social democrats view equality as desirable. This may be linked to support for a mixed economy based on the assumption that capitalism can be ...