Elizabethan Age Flashcards
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Question 1 (4 marks)
What can be learnt from Sources A and B about…?
A
- both sources show…
- one inference for Source A in reference to content and attribution (quote)
- one inference for Source B
2
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Question 2 (8 marks)
To what extent does this source accurately reflect…?
A
- Source is accurate because…. (Quote)
- support with own knowledge
- authorship analysis why it is credible
- limitation of source (quote)
- own knowledge to show other viewpoint
- authorship limits accuracy (purpose)
- final judgement on extent of accuracy
3
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Question 3 (12 marks)
Why was (name/issue) significant…?
A
- factor was very/extremely significant
- 3 reasons explained (with own knowledge) (significant/impact/legacy)
- concluding sentence to summarise
4
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Question 4 (10 marks)
Explain the connections between two of the following….
A
PARA 1 - no1
- explain how it fits with the issue in question
- explain how it links with other factor
PARA 2 - no2
- explain how it fits with the issue
- explain how it links to other factor
5
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Question 5 (16 marks)
How far do you agree with this interpretation of…?
A
- authorship + audience + limitation
- evidence to support x3
- evidence to disprove x3
- supported judgement (conclusion)
- ‘wider historical debate’ ‘difference in topic of research’
