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I am currently studying Theology and Middle Eastern Studies at the University of Exeter.

I am currently studying Theology and Middle Eastern Studies at the University of Exeter.
GCSE Religious Studies Exam with answers; grade 9.
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GCSE Religious Studies Exam with answers; grade 9.

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This is a grade 9 religious studies exam with answers. AQA examination. The exam includes the following questions: Which if these is not a member of the trinity? Give two characteristics of God. Explain two ways belief in the incarnation of Jesus influences Christians today. Explain two Christian teachings about salvation. ‘All Christians should believe the Genesis creation story as the truth’ - 12 marker
History 12 markers; Medicine
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History 12 markers; Medicine

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This document answers the following 12 mark questions Grade 7+ Explain why there were few changes in medical knowledge during the period c1250-c1500. Explain why some changes in medical knowledge took place in the period c1500-c1700. Explain why there was little change in methods of treating and preventing disease during the period 1500-1700. Explain why there was rapid progress in approaches to preventing illness in Britain during the period c1750-c1900.
How are ideas about prejudice and discrimination shown in No Problem and one other poem?
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How are ideas about prejudice and discrimination shown in No Problem and one other poem?

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This is an essay which answers the question “How are ideas about prejudice and discrimination shown in No Problem and one other poem?”. Graded between a grade 7-9. I compare No Problem with The Class Game; “In No Problem, Zephaniah uses his own experience of racism in the 1990s to argue that people should not be stereotyped, according to their race. Similarly, in The Class Game Casey uses her perspective as an ordinary woman from Liverpool to argue that being stereotyped due to your social class is also deemed wrong.” EDEXCEL - war and conflict.