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Note: these are sample answers only and do not necessarily represent the only correct answer (with exception to multiple choice)
Question 1
In what way is Australia compared to Japan?
| Provides a good understanding of how Australia is compared to Japan | 2 |
| Provides some relevant information | 1 |
Sample answer:
In Japan, you are not allowed to work while at school. However, in Australia, almost 70 percent of students have some sort of part-time job.
Question 2
How does a variation in school routine affect the situation? (2 marks)
| Provides a good understanding of how the variation affects the situation | 2 |
| Provides some relevant information | 1 |
Sample answer:
There are some schools where there is only a 4 day week, so students use that day to work (even if they are supposed to be studying for their HSC).
Question 3
Which of the following professions match the people quoted in the text? Give reasons for your choices for each person. (5 marks)
| Provides an excellent understanding of which people match the given professions with appropriate and detailed reasons | 5 |
| Provides a good understanding of which people match the given professions with reasons | 3-4 |
| Provides some relevant information | 1-2 |
Teacher: Piero – He complains that the students are usually too tired to concentrate in class and don’t do their homework.
Parent: Rosetta – teaches the value of money and that it’s not easy to work all day and come home and do the housework.
Psychologist: Anita – shows a balanced view of having an academic life and also having a job which gives life experience
Student: Michele – school isn’t relevant. He’s tired of studying and wants to earn money to have fun.