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    2023 Year 7 Christian Studies

    Assessment Task 3: Yearly Examination

    Date Term 4, Week 3

    Weighting 40% Marks Allocated 20

    Teachers Mrs S Tymoszuk ([email protected]), Ms R Wilson


    ([email protected]),
    Ms K Philips ([email protected])

    Outcomes CST1 has an understanding of the key aspects and teachings of a biblically based Christian faith and its
    assessed application in both historical and modern contexts.
    CST5 has the ability to use the Bible as a primary source with appropriate referencing
    CST7 applies biblical perspective and context in synthesising thought and justify reasoning
    CST8 considers the worldview of self and others and its influence on their beliefs and practices
    CST10 applies appropriate terminology and concepts related to Christian Studies and other world religions.
    CST11 communicates information, ideas and issues using appropriate written, oral and graphic form

    Submission ● The exam will be a written exam, conducted under exam conditions.
    and ● ALL students are required to complete formal assessment tasks. If a student cannot attend the
    Plagiarism assessment task, an email MUST be sent to the Subject Coordinator on their return to school outlining
    the illness/misadventure. Any student who does not follow this procedure will incur a penalty of 10% for
    every day the task is late.

    1
    2023 Year 7 Christian Studies
    Exam Your yearly Christian Studies exam will consist of 10 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer
    Information questions and one paragraph response. Questions will be based on the topics we have covered
    and Details this year.

    The exam will cover:


    ● Key terminology from all topics
    ● Biblical reliability and genres
    ● God’s Story: Genesis to Revelation
    ● Arguments for the Existence of God
    ● The Nature and Character of God

    5 x Multiple choice questions on Semester One content (5 marks)


    5 x Multiple choice questions on Semester Two content (5 marks)
    5 x Short answer questions on content from either semester (5 marks)
    1 x Paragraph response on God’s Story and the Nature of God, in response to a Biblical extract (5
    marks)

    Duration: 40 minutes + 5 minutes reading time.

    Equipment: Pen.

    Revision ● Make flashcards on the flowing terms and definitions in relation to God: Omnipotence,
    Techniques Omnipresence, Omnibenevolence, Omniscient, Transcendent, Immanent, atheist, theist,
    agnostic, Trinity, covenant, analogy.
    ● For each topic, write down 3 questions that you think you might be asked on the exam and
    then answer them.
    ● Create a mind map of the way to read the Bible, including structure, key themes, sections
    and key books.
    ● Create a mind map of the arguments for God’s existence and the type of evidence each
    uses to draw conclusions.
    ● Go over your iLearn submissions for the year to refine and develop your understanding.
    ● Complete the Blooket for home learning using the link below:
    https://play.blooket.com/play?hwId=6508f06cdadd07762569a10f

    Resources Possible resources to support you in your revision.

    ● Class notes
    ● Bible Project Videos
    ● iLearn pages
    ● Blooket quiz

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    2023 Year 7 Christian Studies

    Marking Criteria for 5 Mark Question

    Explanation Mark Awarded

    ● Provides accurate and specific detail about God’s Story and the Nature of 5
    God.
    ● Includes detailed, accurate and relevant evidence in support.
    ● Uses accurate and relevant terminology.

    ● Provides clear points about God's Story and the Nature of God. 3-4
    ● Included accurate and relevant evidence in support.
    ● Uses some accurate and relevant terminology.

    ● Provides general statements about God. 1-2


    ● Minimal or no evidence provided in support.
    ● Minimal or no accurate terminology included.

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