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St Paul’s Catholic College, Manly
2013 Formal assessment task
Student information sheet
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|Student name / number | |
|Subject |Geography |
|Year |10 |
|Task number |Task 1- Australia’s Regional and Global Links |
|Task weighting |30% |
|Components assessed |A – Communication |
|(component weightings – Stage 6) |C – Geographical Knowledge |
|Date task was issued |Term 1 - Week 6 |
|Date task is due |Term 1 - Week 10 |

|All your own work: |
|When completing the requirements of an assessment task all students must: |
|(a) be honest about what is their own work and what is not, and about where they got their information. |
|(b) list all



Links: | |Australian Governments. 2010 | |Examples of countries that receive|[pic] |

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