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HSC Studies of Religion Practice Exams with Worked Solutions
20 full-length papers · worked solutions for every question
The 20 practice exams inside the HSC Studies of Religion Mastery Pack, each set out like the real paper with a separate worked-solution guide. Open any paper to see what it covers.
- Contemporary Aboriginal spiritualities and the Dreaming
- Dispossession and the Stolen Generations
- Native Title, Mabo and Wik
- Census patterns of religious adherence
- Interfaith dialogue and Reconciliation
- Significant person or school of thought in Buddhism
- Buddhist ethical teachings
- Pilgrimage, Temple Puja and Wesak
- Peace in the Sutta Pitaka and Dhammapada
- Inner peace in two traditions
- Significant person or school of thought in Christianity
- Christian ethical teachings on bioethics
- Baptism and Saturday/Sunday worship
- Peace in the New Testament
- World peace initiatives of two traditions
- Significant person or school of thought in Islam
- Islamic ethical teachings
- Friday prayer, Funeral ceremony and Hajj
- Peace in the Qur'an and Hadith
- Principal teachings about peace
- Significant person or school of thought in Judaism
- Jewish ethical teachings
- Death and mourning, marriage and Synagogue services
- The Prophetic vision of peace on Earth
- Inner peace and world peace compared
- Significant person or school of thought in Hinduism
- Hindu ethical teachings on environmental ethics
- Hindu marriage, pilgrimage and Temple Worship
- Peace in the Bhagavad Gita
- Contribution of two traditions to world peace
- Animism, polytheism and monotheism
- Meaning, social cohesion and social transformation
- Global distribution of the five major traditions
- New religious expression and spiritualities
- Atheism, Agnosticism and Humanism
- Denominational switching and secularism
- Rise of New Age religions
- Immigration and the current religious landscape
- Ecumenism in Australia
- Aboriginal spiritualities and Reconciliation
- Impact of a significant person on a tradition
- Sexual ethics across traditions
- Significance of practice for individual and community
- Sacred texts and peace
- Achieving inner peace
- Effect of dispossession on Aboriginal spiritualities
- Land Rights and the Dreaming
- Changing patterns of adherence since 1945
- Non-religious worldviews and the transcendent
- Comparing religious and non-religious responses
- Environmental ethics in two traditions
- Ethical teachings and sacred texts
- Practice as an expression of belief
- Religion and Peace stimulus response
- Principal teachings about peace
- Bioethics across the five traditions
- Schools of thought and tradition development
- Adherents' lived experience of practice
- World peace and religious organisations
- Inner peace and ritual
- Kinship and ceremonial life
- Obligations to land and people
- Stolen Generations and separation
- Reconciliation processes
- Interfaith dialogue outcomes
- Materialism, science and ecological awareness
- Disenchantment with traditional religion
- Reasons for new religious expression
- Humanism's aspirations and behaviour
- The human person and social responsibility
- Significant people and the expression of tradition
- Ethical decision-making sources
- Practice, belief and community identity
- Two traditions on peace
- Peace in a contemporary context
- Christianity as the major religious tradition
- Australian census and religious adherence
- New Age religions and spirituality
- Secularism in Australia
- Religious dialogue in a multifaith society
- Depth study part (a) short response technique
- Depth study part (b) explanation technique
- Depth study extended response technique
- Section IV essay planning
- Use of religious terminology
- Analysing stimulus quotations
- Integrating sacred text citations
- Structuring a 20-mark extended response
- Sustaining a judgement across an essay
- Cohesive communication of complex ideas
- Global distribution statistics
- Social transformation through religion
- Agnosticism and Atheism distinguished
- Rational and Scientific Humanism
- Religious dimension in human history
- Whole-tradition treatment of a religion
- Diversity within a tradition
- Two-tradition requirement in Religion and Peace
- Different traditions in Sections II and III
- Managing time across four sections
Included in the HSC Studies of Religion Mastery Pack
20 full-length practice exams with worked solutions, 20 revision notes, 64 practice questions and 200 flashcards.
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