GCE AS/AReligious Studies (5061, 6061)
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Exemplar answers to exam questions
Read/download examples of Candidates' Responses to the Summer 2004 Examination with commentary.
RS03 – Grade A example 1, Grade A example 2
RS04 – Borderline Grade A
RS05 – Judaism Grade A, Christianity Grade A, Sikhism Grade A, Sikhism Borderline Grade A, Christianity Grade C, Sikhism Grade C
RS06 – Grade A example 1, Grade A example 2
RS08 – Grade A example 1, Grade A example 2, Grade C
RS09 – Grade A example 1, Grade A example 2
RS10 – Hinduism Grade A, Sikhism Grade A, Christianity Grade C, Hinduism Grade C
RS11 – Grade A example 1, Grade A example 2
RS12 – Grade A example 1, Grade A example 2, Grade C
These scripts should be read in conjunction with the 2004 Question Paper, Mark Scheme and Examiner's Report.
Explanation of Terms
- This Explanation of Terms has been prepared to provide students with an explanation of key words in the specification and their meanings.
The latest version is: version 1.1
Changes to the previous version are side barred.
Resources Lists
- Read/download the Autumn 2005 Resource List (221KB) published here on 21/10/05
Guidance notes for teachers
Read/download the 2004 GCE Religious Studies Guidance notes for teachers. This document has been produced in support of AQA's GCE Religious Studies specification.
Teachers' Guides
A Teacher's Guide is available in this subject. A copy has been sent all registered AQA examination centres. Further printed copies can be purchased from AQA Publications Department. These Guides are not available on-line.
The Guide contains:
- A look at the changes that have been made to the assessment of Religious Studies in the new specification and an exploration of links between the new qualifications and GCSE
- A review of the assessment structure
- Curriculum models and an exploration of the synoptic module
- A look at assessment issues
- A section on the key differences between AS and A2 and an analysis of different question triggers on the assessment units
- A section on course delivery with advice on structure and timings. Various pathways for course delivery are offered here as a section on continuity of content between this specification and the AQA(NEAB) syllabus
- Suggested schemes of work
- A section on resources in which text books are suggested for the course as a whole and for each module
- A section on how the specification can be used to deliver the main key skills