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Example Candidate Responses – Paper 2 Example Candidate Response – low, continued Examiner comments 5 6 5 This demonstrates a hint of a judgement. 6 The candidate begins to make some judgement and give an opinion, but the style makes these ideas unclear and some points are misunderstood. Mark for reading = 7 out of 15 Mark for writing = 10 ...

Example Candidate Responses - Paper 2 Example Candidate Response – high, continued 45 Examiner comments 5 The analysis provided here is very full and considers all aspects of the question 4b. A range of advantages and disadvantages is considered and this allows for valid evaluation.

23 Example Candidate Responses – Paper 2. Example Candidate Response – middle, continued Examiner comments. 8 8 The candidate completes the first 3 rows correctly, but the last row is incorrect. Mark for (b)(i) = 3 out of 4 9 9 The candidate’s use of the logical ...

Example Candidate Responses – Paper 2 Example Candidate Response – high, continued Examiner comments 6 There is evidence here of global perspectives for and against animal testing with evidence to support the perspectives. 6 7 The candidate could have explained why there was a drop. 7 8 The candidate uses the language of perspectives ...

11 Example Candidate Responses – Paper 2. Example Candidate Response – middle, continued Examiner comments. 22 The candidate provides some valid but vague ideas and at this point their answer is in Level 1 at this point. 23 The candidate makes a developed ...

1123 Example Candidate Responses Paper 2 (for Examination From 2024) - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. This document provides example candidate responses for the Cambridge O Level English Language exam, showcasing varying performance levels (high, middle, low) across different questions. It includes examiner comments that explain the strengths and ...

Example Candidate Responses – Paper 2 10 Example Candidate Response – middle, continued Examiner comments The candidate states a disadvantage of an unincorporated business having unlimited liability. The answer explains why this is a disadvantage by being forced to sell assets to pay the debts of the business. The explanation is

Example Candidate Responses Cambridge O Level Islamiyat 2058 For examination from 2020 Version 1 Paper 2 Typesetting instructions: 1. Update paper number. 2. Update the subject title and syllabus code. 3. Update examination year.

Example Candidate Response – high Examiner comments. Answers are by real candidates in exam conditions. These show you the types of answers for each level. Discuss and analyse the answers with your learners in the classroom to improve their skills. ##### 1 ##### 2 ##### 3. Examiner comments are alongside the answers.

Example Candidate Responses – Paper 2 5 How the candidate could improve their answer • (b) The candidate could have saved some time as the question did not require any written explanation. • (c) The candidate needed to have added one more link of analysis before including an evaluative statement.For example, the candidate might have included the relevance of the price elasticity demand ...

Example Candidate Responses – Paper 2 Cambridge O Level English Language 1123 12 Example Candidate Response – low Examiner comments No points made in Section 1. Either (i) individual animals selected without a context or (ii) H[DPSOHV RI KRZ VSHFL¿F DQLPDOV were used. Little attention to the rubric, i.e. uses of animals.

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Example Candidate Responses – Paper 2 Cambridge O Level English Language 1123 12 Example Candidate Response – low Examiner comments No points made in Section 1. Either (i) individual animals selected without a context or (ii) examples of how speciic animals were used. Little attention to the rubric, i.e. uses of animals. Three points made ...

59 Example Candidate Responses – Paper 2. Example Candidate Response – middle, continued Examiner comments. 10 10 The candidate states that Japan’s economy benefits, through exports, during FWW. The reference to ‘not at war’ is an invalid statement. Mark for (b) = 9 out of 20 ...

Example Candidate Responses – Paper 2 7 Example Candidate Response – high, continued Examiner comments The candidate clarifies their answer and reinforces this by stating that Source A places the blame with Britain, while Source B justifies British actions and blames Germany. The candidate states that this is the overall message of both ...

For example, does the candidate share the values of your organization? How will they handle working with a team? What sort of leadership style do they use? Preparation for Conducting Second Interviews. Before setting up second interviews with select candidates, take some time to prepare. First, decide who should attend the interview.

Example Candidate Response – middle, continued Examiner comments. The response uses the figures from Appendix 2 to calculate the total wages for this option. This places the answer into the Level 1 mark band. The loss of $210 is calculated as part of the consideration of option 1 which moves the response into the Level 2 mark band.

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Example Candidate Responses 9 Question 2(b) Example Candidate Response – high Examiner comments This is a brief, focused introduction. There is knowledge and understanding of the pre-war relationship and precise textual support for the way Stanhope has changed. Further comment on Stanhope’s language would have improved this.