Global Perspectives · May / June 2025 · Paper 11 · Question 1

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1(a)[1]
From Source 1, identify one method of non-violent, peaceful protest. Main Annotations
From Source 1, candidates are expected to identify one of:
protest marches
campaigns
non-cooperation and disobedience
strikes
occupation of buildings
publicity stunts
Award 1 mark for the correct answer.
1(b)(i)[1]
Identify one example of a prediction from Source 2.
From Source 2, candidates are expected to identify one of:
Globalisation means that these issues will affect all countries.
Protest movements will grow.
Award 1 mark for a correct answer.
1(b)(ii)[2]
Explain why the example you identified is a prediction.
Indicative content
A prediction is a statement about what might happen in the future or in times to come or hasn’t happened yet.
Award 2 marks for a response which clearly explains why the identified example is a prediction.
Award 1 mark if the response shows understanding of prediction but the relationship to the example is not clear.
Award 0 if there is no credible response.
1(c)[6]
Describe the perspective of the writer in Source 2.
Main Annotations
Table A
Use this table to give marks for each candidate response.
Analysis of issues and perspectives (AO1)
Level
Description
5–6 3
Clear analysis of the source
Describes a wide range of elements of the
perspective.
Frequent use of relevant material and examples
taken from the source.
3–4 2
Some analysis of the source
Describes a range of elements of the perspective.
Some use of relevant material and examples taken from the source.
1–2 1
Limited analysis of the source
Describes a limited range of elements of the
perspective.
Little or no use of material and examples taken
from the source.
0
No creditable response
0 Indicative content
Candidates may describe the following elements of the perspective:
Issue – global issues/global social justice; make the world a better place/create a secure future
Values – it is important to care/not ignore global issues
Cause – globalisation
Consequence – survival of human race and planet threatened; affects all countries; global impact
Action – join together to take action; protest; don’t ignore the situation
Other relevant response
1(d)[8]
Sources 1 and 2 identify some global issues.
Which global issue do you think is the most significant? Explain why. Main Annotations
Table B
Use this table to give marks for each candidate response.
Analysis of issues and perspectives (AO1)
Level
Description
7–8 4
Clear justification of an opinion
The opinion is clearly explained and supported.
The explanation is credible and clearly related to
the identified issue.
5–6 3
Some justification of an opinion
The opinion is explained with some support.
The explanation is mainly credible and related to
the identified issue.
3–4 2
Partial justification of an opinion
The opinion is partly explained and has minimal
support.
The explanation is partly related to the identified
issue.
1–2 1
A limited opinion
The opinion is asserted with limited explanation.
Any explanation may be general, tangential to the
issue and lacking credibility.
0
No creditable response
0 Indicative content
Candidates may identify one of the following global issues:
Unemployment and lack of economic development.
Pandemics and inadequate health care.
Poverty and social inequality.
Migration and Refugees.
War, armed conflict, and violence.
Global warming and climate change.
Crime and political corruption.
Environmental damage and loss of biodiversity.
Candidates may give the following reasons to justify their opinion:
Has greatest impact on people/environment/planet.
Affects the most people locally, nationally, or internationally.
Ethically or morally most important.
Has multiple negative consequences.
Creates a vicious circle.
Affects other aspects of life for different groups in society.
Reflects expert opinion.
Is the most difficult to solve.
Other relevant response.

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