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15 exam-style questions with model answers, plus 18 quick multi-choice questions — every question on the site for this standard, grouped by the 5 pages of notes they come from.
Write a full answer before you reveal the model one — that comparison is where the marks come from. Every block links back to the notes that teach it.
Describe what the AS91231 examination requires you to do, and what you are assessed on.
Explain in depth why a candidate who understands the sources can still be limited to Achieved, and what specifically has to change.
Comprehensively examine why the published context for the resource booklet is far less useful than students assume, and what preparation genuinely raises a 91231 grade.
Using at least TWO sources from the Waipuna set, explain why women's candidacy for the Waipuna Borough Council was disputed. (All sources are invented for this site.)
Using at least TWO sources, examine in depth what the Waipuna sources show about why the dispute lasted as long as it did.
Comprehensively examine what the Waipuna source set can and cannot establish about the change in women's role in the borough, and raise the questions a historian would investigate further.
Using at least TWO sources, describe two different perspectives on women standing for the Waipuna Borough Council.
Using at least TWO sources, examine in depth how perspectives on women in Waipuna public life changed or continued over time.
Comprehensively examine the intent and motivation behind the Waipuna sources, and what follows for how a historian should use the set.
Examine the usefulness of Sources A and B for a historian studying women's entry into Waipuna local government. (All sources are invented for this site.)
Examine in depth how reliable Source C is for a historian studying the 1906 council decision, using evidence from at least TWO other sources.
Comprehensively examine the usefulness of the Waipuna source set as a whole for a historian studying why women entered local government when they did.
Using at least TWO sources, explain what the Waipuna sources show about who supported women standing for the council. (All sources are invented for this site.)
Using at least TWO sources, examine in depth what the sources reveal about the arguments used in the Waipuna dispute, and how each source's origin affects the weight you give it.
Comprehensively examine what the Waipuna sources allow a historian to conclude about the 1927 breakthrough, and what questions they raise but cannot answer.