Exam Structure Flashcards
What questions will be in Paper 3?
30 multiple choice questions
10 marker
15 marker
25 marker
What will be covered in Paper 3?
Micro and macro: economics
What structure do we use for the 10 marker in Paper 3, and how do we answer it?
1st point, then evaluation
2nd point, then evaluation
Final Judgement
Use data from the compulsory extract to back your point/evaluation, and data from the other extracts
Timings for Economics Paper 3?
Section A-
30 mins: Multiple choice
Section B-
10 mins: Read Questions+Extracts, highlight info
15 minutes: 10 marker
20 minutes: 15 marker
35 minutes: 25 marker
10 minutes: Check answers
What is the structure for the 10 marker limitation evaluation?
M- missing info?
O- other causes?
O- opposite info?
S- significance?
What does the 15 marker in Paper 3 not need?
15 marker doesn’t require an evaluation, judgement, or diagrams.
Only Point and Explain.
What is the structure for 25 marker in Paper 3?
1.) Introduction
2.) Micro point -> Evaluation
3.) ×2 Macro points -> Evaluations
4.) Final Judgement
Difference between Micro and Macro points for Paper 3?
Micro- link to consumers/producers, cost revenues/profits, income/price, living standards, markets, and market structures
Macro- government objectives
What is the final judgement structure? (3 points)
1.) A balanced statement
2.) A brief argument
3.) A tentative ending(not certain)
How should you BEGIN your introduction for essay questions?
Begin by defining the key terms in the question
How should you start your 1st paragraph for the 4 marker question?
Begin my saying:
‘First, as we can see from the data, …’
How should you start your 2nd paragraph in the 4 marker question?
Secondly, the data in X shows us that (…this happens) as Y (…happens).
What is the framework/acronym for micro economic evaluations?
M-missing information
A-all people?
T-time
E-elasticity
S-scale
What is the framework/acronym for macroeconomic evaluations?
P-policy response
E-elasticity
T-time
S-scale
What is the structure for paragraphs?
Point
Applied example
Chains of reasoning
Link