2025 · External examination · Q13 marks
Saving life and human dignity
Judaism: human existence and rights
Use · Section Short response
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2024–2025 complete General question corpus · 15 indexed questions, separately marked subparts or printed essay alternatives. No verified numerical question-level cohort performance. The current topic is Human existence and rights. Human-rights analysis remains relevant, but 2026 coverage extends further into ultimate questions and social justice. Historical human-rights frequency cannot represent the full current syllabus. Showing 6 sample entries; trend percentages use this sample only. Official result percentages describe the published exam cohort.
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2025 · External examination · Q2(a)4 marks
Justice rights and a linear world view
Islam: human existence and rights
Describe · Section Short response
2025 · External examination · Q3(b)4 marks
Revelation and human dignity
Christianity: human existence and rights
Analyse · Section Short response
2025 · External examination · Q3(c)8 marks
Revelation dignity and obligations
Judaism: human existence and rightsChristianity: human existence and rights
Use · Section Short response
2025 · External examination · Q415 marks
Karma and homelessness
Hinduism: human existence and rights
Apply and reason · Section Short response
2025 · External examination · Q516 marks
Compassion and the treatment of prisoners
Buddhism: human existence and rights
Analyse · Section Short response
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Sample only: Main examinations only. Percentages show the share of known printed marks in the selected section and year. These describe the indexed historical papers, not probabilities for 2026.
| Topic | 2025 | Years present |
|---|---|---|
| Buddhism: human existence and rights | 1/1 | |
| Christianity: human existence and rights | 1/1 | |
| Hinduism: human existence and rights | 1/1 | |
| Islam: human existence and rights | 1/1 | |
| Judaism: human existence and rights | 1/1 | |
| Mixed topics | 1/1 |
Buddhism: human existence and rights
Present in 1 of 1 year shown
Christianity: human existence and rights
Present in 1 of 1 year shown
Hinduism: human existence and rights
Present in 1 of 1 year shown
Islam: human existence and rights
Present in 1 of 1 year shown
Judaism: human existence and rights
Present in 1 of 1 year shown
Mixed topics
Present in 1 of 1 year shown
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Topic and skill labels are original ATARMAxxing analysis, not official question wording. Historical marks describe the indexed printed corpus, not the probability of future examination content. Multiple-topic items can contribute to more than one topic. Missing results remain missing, and no means are inferred from response percentages. © State of Queensland (QCAA); source publications are linked under their stated CC BY 4.0 terms and exceptions.
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Topic and skill labels are original ATARMAxxing analysis, not official question wording. Historical marks describe the indexed printed corpus, not the probability of future examination content. Multiple-topic items can contribute to more than one topic. Missing results remain missing, and no means are inferred from response percentages. © State of Queensland (QCAA); source publications are linked under their stated CC BY 4.0 terms and exceptions.
Classification: Historical 2024–2025 General papers; item-level mapping to the 2025 syllabus and official text/topic changes for 2026 assessment. Each question is counted at the separately marked subpart level. The source questions and stimuli remain in the authority's original documents.
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