Exam Structure

Question 1

Two features?

Answer 1

STATEMENT PROVIDED WITH EVIDENCE
One feature would be…
For example…
×2

Question 2

How useful are Source A & B for an enquiry?

Answer 2

Content: What? + quote
Own knowledge: state + explain
Provenance: How reliable?
×2
Use limitations and advantages

Question 3

Types of sources you can use?

Answer 3

Old Bailey records of trials
CID records
Coroner’s reports
Charles Booth’s survey of poverty
Police reports from H-Division
Workhouse reports
Council records

Question 4

What question could be asked?

Answer 4

Was this typical of the time?

Question 5

Explain one similarity or difference in two time periods?

Answer 5

One similarity or difference would be….
For example…
Likewise, However, Similarly, In comparison

Question 6

Explain why?

Answer 6

3 paragraphs on 3 reasons why
One reason why…..
Another reason why….
Point
Evidence
Explain
Link

Question 7

How far do you agree?

Answer 7

Introduction - lay out argument
Paragraph 1 - first reason
Paragraph 2 - second reason
Paragraph 3 - counter argument
Conclusion- judgement
Point
Evidence
Explain
Link

Question 8

Spag? (20 marker)

Answer 8

Continuity, change, significance, cause,consequence, impact, turning point

Question 9

Timings?

Answer 9

Q1 5 minutes
Q2 15 minutes
Q3 15 minutes
Q4 15 minutes
Q5 5 minutes
Q6 20 minutes
Q7 30 minutes

Question 10

Explain 2 consequences

Answer 10

One consequence would be…
2 PEEL paragraphs
E.g. improvement or worsening of relations

Question 11

Write a narrative account

Answer 11

Must write in chronological order
Connect each event with causation language such as this led to, consequently, as a result
3 paragraphs of cause, events, consequences
Description + why

Question 12

Explain the importance of

Answer 12

Consider causation & significance
Link x on y
2 paragraphs on one reason for importance, specific details + explain