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Enjoy the rest of the snow and hope you are all staying safe! Hi Guys, The following two sides are the prep for the two 12 mark questions that you will be doing in your assessment next Monday (5.3.18). I have placed some key words in the boxes to help you – you need to include as many of these as you possibly can! In addition to these questions there will also be questions from EVERYTHING that we have studied so far. Enjoy the rest of the snow and hope you are all staying safe! Mrs Cross x

Animal Rights Sentient RSPCA Conservation Transport Human Survival AGREE DISAGREE “A religious person should always take care of the environment” 12 marks CRITICISE CRITICISE Key words: Stewardship Dominion Natural Resources Human Lifestyle Factors Recycling Animal Rights Sentient RSPCA Conservation Transport Human Survival

“Religious believers should always work to achieve peace” AGREE DISAGREE “Religious believers should always work to achieve peace” 12 marks CRITICISE CRITICISE Key words: Sanctity of Life Pacifism Value of Life Evil Dictators Hitler Stewardship Aid Protection Deterrence Retaliation United Nations Red Cross/Red Crescent