Here are three revision guides for exam two. Students must know at least two out of the three topics.
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Revision Guides – Exam Two
Thursday, June 10th, 2010Revision Guides
Tuesday, April 27th, 2010Here are revision guides for the first module you’ll be sitting this term:
Exam One (Philosophy):
Science and Religion
Good and Evil
Lots of people have asked me for Part E statements to practise with – try some of these. If you bring them in I’ll mark them and give you feedback.
Science and Religion:
“Science and Religion are in conflict.”
“Science has proven that God doesn’t exist.”
“The earth is ours to do as we want with.”
“Animals have no souls so we can treat them as we wish.”
Good and Evil:
“Evil is no-one’s fault but our own.”
“There can’t be an all-loving, all-powerful God with all the evil in the world.”
“Without religion we wouldn’t know right from wrong.”
“Religion provides the best way to cope with suffering.”
In order to help you practise you might want to use Eddie the Evaluator to structure your answers. Make sure you’re doing the right things by comparing your answers to the marking guidelines.
You might also find the BBC Bitesize Good and Evil or Science and Religion pages.
Please leave a comment or email me if you want further advice.
