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THE HIGHFIELD SCHOOL
GCSE MODERN WORLD HISTORY – CONTROLLED ASSESSMENT
Why was there unresolved hostility between the USA and the USSR during the period 1945-1965?
NAME:
CANDIDATE NUMBER:
CENTRE NUMBER: 17417
TEACHER’S COMMENT
Mark
SIGNED
/50
GRADE
DATE
INTERNAL MODERATION
SIGNED
DATE
CONTEXTUAL
KNOWLEDGE
DEPLOYMENT
OF
INFORMATION
KEY FEATURES
SOURCES
REPRESENTATION / INTERPRETATION
WELL WRITTEN
BAND 1
E-F
[1-12]
Little
Limited
Few, reasons, results or changes with
few comparisons or links
Some information from source(s)
Surface features
Little or unfocused
BAND 2
D-E
[13-23]
Some
Some relevant
Some reasons, results or changes
Identified and described, some
structure, conclusions unsupported
Face value detail from source(s)
Superficial with some description
Lacks precision or
succinctness
BAND 3
B-C
[24-33]
Selected
Much relevant
Some understanding of reasons,
results, changes, some conclusions
though not substantiated
Explicit use of sources
Some evaluation of at least two sources. Either
representation or interpretation
Some precision or
succinctness
BAND 4
A-B
[34-43]
Relevant and
accurate
Generally well
organised ,
much relevant
Reasonable understanding of
significant features, interrelationships
- reasoned and supported conclusions
Range of sources used to support
arguments and conclusions
Satisfactory understanding with inferences made
of some differences and similarities shown with
reasons for why the interpretations differ
Precision or
succinctness
BAND 5
A*-A
[44-50]
Range of
relevant and
accurate
Effectively
supporting
answer
Good range of key features, broad
context of inter relationships well
reasoned and supported conclusions
Effective and rigorous evaluation of
broad range of sources in context
used to support conclusions
High level of inference, purpose, audience,
context, medium and access to info recognised
(NOP)
Precision and
succinctness
THE HIGHFIELD SCHOOL
GCSE MODERN WORLD HISTORY – CONTROLLED ASSESSMENT
Why were the Germans defeated in WW2 between 1941 and 1945?
NAME:
CANDIDATE NUMBER:
CENTRE NUMBER: 17417
TEACHER’S COMMENT
Average Band
SIGNED
GRADE
DATE
CONTEXTUAL
KNOWLEDGE
DEPLOYMENT
OF
INFORMATION
KEY FEATURES
SOURCES
REPRESENTATION / INTERPRETATION
WELL WRITTEN
BAND 1
E-F
Little
Limited
Few, reasons, results or changes with
few comparisons or links
Some information from source(s)
Surface features
Little or unfocused
BAND 2
D-E
Some
Some relevant
Some reasons, results or changes
Identified and described, some
structure, conclusions unsupported
Face value detail from source(s)
Superficial with some description
Lacks precision or
succinctness
BAND 3
B-C
Selected
Much relevant
Some understanding of reasons,
results, changes, some conclusions
though not substantiated
Explicit use of sources
Some evaluation of at least two sources. Either
representation or interpretation
Some precision or
succinctness
BAND 4
A-B
Relevant and
accurate
Generally well
organised ,
much relevant
Reasonable understanding of
significant features, interrelationships
- reasoned and supported conclusions
Range of sources used to support
arguments and conclusions
Satisfactory understanding with inferences made
of some differences and similarities shown with
reasons for why the interpretations differ
Precision or
succinctness
BAND 5
A*-A
Range of
relevant and
accurate
Effectively
supporting
answer
Good range of key features, broad
context of inter relationships well
reasoned and supported conclusions
Effective and rigorous evaluation of
broad range of sources in context
used to support conclusions
High level of inference, purpose, audience,
context, medium and access to info recognised
(NOP)
Precision and
succinctness
THE HIGHFIELD SCHOOL
GCSE MODERN WORLD HISTORY – CONTROLLED ASSESSMENT
How important was Stalin in worsening relations between 1945 and 1953?
NAME:
CANDIDATE NUMBER:
CENTRE NUMBER: 17417
TEACHER’S COMMENT
Average Band
SIGNED
GRADE
DATE
CONTEXTUAL
KNOWLEDGE
DEPLOYMENT
OF
INFORMATION
KEY FEATURES
SOURCES
REPRESENTATION / INTERPRETATION
WELL WRITTEN
BAND 1
E-F
Little
Limited
Few, reasons, results or changes with
few comparisons or links
Some information from source(s)
Surface features
Little or unfocused
BAND 2
D-E
Some
Some relevant
Some reasons, results or changes
Identified and described, some
structure, conclusions unsupported
Face value detail from source(s)
Superficial with some description
Lacks precision or
succinctness
BAND 3
B-C
Selected
Much relevant
Some understanding of reasons,
results, changes, some conclusions
though not substantiated
Explicit use of sources
Some evaluation of at least two sources. Either
representation or interpretation
Some precision or
succinctness
BAND 4
A-B
Relevant and
accurate
Generally well
organised ,
much relevant
Reasonable understanding of
significant features, interrelationships
- reasoned and supported conclusions
Range of sources used to support
arguments and conclusions
Satisfactory understanding with inferences made
of some differences and similarities shown with
reasons for why the interpretations differ
Precision or
succinctness
BAND 5
A*-A
Range of
relevant and
accurate
Effectively
supporting
answer
Good range of key features, broad
context of inter relationships well
reasoned and supported conclusions
Effective and rigorous evaluation of
broad range of sources in context
used to support conclusions
High level of inference, purpose, audience,
context, medium and access to info recognised
(NOP)
Precision and
succinctness
THE HIGHFIELD SCHOOL
GCSE MODERN WORLD HISTORY – CONTROLLED ASSESSMENT
Did changes in relations happen at the same rate between 1953 and 1962?
NAME:
CANDIDATE NUMBER:
CENTRE NUMBER: 17417
TEACHER’S COMMENT
Average Band
SIGNED
GRADE
DATE
CONTEXTUAL
KNOWLEDGE
DEPLOYMENT
OF
INFORMATION
KEY FEATURES
SOURCES
REPRESENTATION / INTERPRETATION
WELL WRITTEN
BAND 1
E-F
Little
Limited
Few, reasons, results or changes with
few comparisons or links
Some information from source(s)
Surface features
Little or unfocused
BAND 2
D-E
Some
Some relevant
Some reasons, results or changes
Identified and described, some
structure, conclusions unsupported
Face value detail from source(s)
Superficial with some description
Lacks precision or
succinctness
BAND 3
B-C
Selected
Much relevant
Some understanding of reasons,
results, changes, some conclusions
though not substantiated
Explicit use of sources
Some evaluation of at least two sources. Either
representation or interpretation
Some precision or
succinctness
BAND 4
A-B
Relevant and
accurate
Generally well
organised ,
much relevant
Reasonable understanding of
significant features, interrelationships
- reasoned and supported conclusions
Range of sources used to support
arguments and conclusions
Satisfactory understanding with inferences made
of some differences and similarities shown with
reasons for why the interpretations differ
Precision or
succinctness
BAND 5
A*-A
Range of
relevant and
accurate
Effectively
supporting
answer
Good range of key features, broad
context of inter relationships well
reasoned and supported conclusions
Effective and rigorous evaluation of
broad range of sources in context
used to support conclusions
High level of inference, purpose, audience,
context, medium and access to info recognised
(NOP)
Precision and
succinctness
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