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The document outlines the examination structure for an Economics course, detailing the duration and type of questions for each paper. Paper 1 consists of 30 multiple choice questions over 45 minutes, while Paper 2 includes structured questions with a compulsory section and a choice of questions. Additionally, it defines key command words used in the examination, such as 'analyse', 'calculate', and 'discuss'.

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Introduction

The document outlines the examination structure for an Economics course, detailing the duration and type of questions for each paper. Paper 1 consists of 30 multiple choice questions over 45 minutes, while Paper 2 includes structured questions with a compulsory section and a choice of questions. Additionally, it defines key command words used in the examination, such as 'analyse', 'calculate', and 'discuss'.

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ECONOMICS

0455
MR BENJAMIN TARWIREYI
EXAMINATION PAPERS

LENGTH TYPE OF PAPER TYPE OF


QUESTIONS

PAPER 1 45 MINS Data response 30 multiple choice


questions

PAPER 2 2 HOURS 15 MINS Structured questions ▪ SECTION A:


Compulsory
▪ SECTION B:
Choose 3 questions
from a choice of 4
COMMAND WORDS

• ANALYSE – Examine in detail to show meaning, identify elements and the relationship
between them.
• CALCULATE – Work out from given facts, figures or information
• DEFINE – Give precise meaning
• DESCRIBE – Give characteristics and main features
• DISCUSS – Consider the positives and negatives of an issue
• EXPLAIN – Outline the relationships and provide the why as well as supporting with
relevant evidence
• STATE – Express in clear terms
• IDENTIFY – Name / select / recognise

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