Assessment and exam practice.

Try this with Religion and Life

1. Check the task format, time limit and permitted materials with your school.
2. Start with one timed section or task and record where you spent the most time.
3. Review errors before attempting another section. Separate missing knowledge from timing problems.

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Practice paper focus areas

• Exam 1 — significant religious person; social factors; religious switching data
• Exam 2 — current issue tension; religious response; source reliability
• Exam 3 — structures and processes; decision-making; usefulness of sources
• Exam 4 — differing views of religion; media representation; cartoon analysis
• Exam 5 — freedom concept; ritual or practice for freedom; negative and positive liberty
• Exam 6 — religion and technology; online worship; beliefs expressed in new ways
• Exam 7 — historical context; interplay religion and issue; significance interpreted differently
• Exam 8 — Aboriginal spiritualities; religion in Australian public life; dichotomy with introduced religions
• Exam 9 — religious switching; conversion; outliers in data
• Exam 10 — significant religious person; context; interplay
• Exam 11 — current issue tension and conflict; reasons for response; public life
• Exam 12 — belief or teaching developed over time; interpretation; councils and authority
• Exam 13 — religion in public life of another nation; government restriction; social hostility
• Exam 14 — ritual or practice; search for freedom; value for non-religious people
• Exam 15 — research inquiry; framing questions; ethical scholarship
• Exam 16 — differing views of religion; census interpretation; no religion category
• Exam 17 — historical issue; interplay; colonisation
• Exam 18 — current issue for a religion; environment and sustainability; how religion interacts
• Exam 19 — structures and processes; gender and leadership; tension and conflict
• Exam 20 — significant person; freedom; public life