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(Section A) and two of which are essay questions (Section B). Each question is worth 15 marks. Teachers should note the following: The four structured questions are longer and a single question attempts to integrate several areas of the syllabus. The questions in this paper assume that students would have benefited from the opportunities of learning provided by field trips. There has been little change to the essay components. Teachers should be mindful that Question 1 in Paper 02 will
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