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Young women: OCR GCSE Classical Civilisation questions

Every OCR GCSE Classical Civilisation exam question on Young women, 2021–2025, with its mark scheme and examiner’s report.

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  1. Q17

    June 2025 · Women in the Ancient World

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  2. Q18

    June 2025 · Women in the Ancient World

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  3. Q19

    June 2025 · Women in the Ancient World

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  4. Q20

    June 2025 · Women in the Ancient World

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  5. Q26

    June 2024 · Women in the Ancient World

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  6. Q27

    June 2024 · Women in the Ancient World

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  7. Q30

    June 2022 · Women in the Ancient World

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  8. Q13(a)

    November 2021 · Women in the Ancient World

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    November 2021 · Women in the Ancient World

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  10. Q29

    November 2021 · Women in the Ancient World

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All 10 questions on Young women, as a list
  1. June 2025, Women in the Ancient World, Q17 (2 marks): Source F: Catullus offers advice about how a young girl should respond when her father. 17 Why might a Roman woman reject a proposed fiancé? Make two points. 1
  2. June 2025, Women in the Ancient World, Q18 (3 marks): Source F: Catullus offers advice about how a young girl should respond when her father. 18 How prepared do you think a Roman girl would be for married life? Mak
  3. June 2025, Women in the Ancient World, Q19 (3 marks): Source F: Catullus offers advice about how a young girl should respond when her father. 19 What were the three ways of being married in Rome? 1 2 3 [3]
  4. June 2025, Women in the Ancient World, Q20 (2 marks): Source F: Catullus offers advice about how a young girl should respond when her father. 20 Why might the head of a Roman family arrange for his daughter to be m
  5. June 2024, Women in the Ancient World, Q26 (6 marks): Source I: Aristophanes, Assembly women. Source J: “Sappho” Fresco of an educated upper class Pompeiian woman. 26 Explain how both sources show that women were s
  6. June 2024, Women in the Ancient World, Q27 (6 marks): Source I: Aristophanes, Assembly women. Source J: “Sappho” Fresco of an educated upper class Pompeiian woman. 27 Explain which of the two sources is more reliab
  7. June 2022, Women in the Ancient World, Q30 (15 marks): Answer one of the following questions. You should refer to any appropriate Classical sources you have studied to support your argument and make comparisons betw
  8. November 2021, Women in the Ancient World, Q13(a) (1 mark): What class of woman is shown in Source E? [1]
  9. November 2021, Women in the Ancient World, Q13(b) (3 marks): How can you tell? Make three points. 1. 2. 3. [3]
  10. November 2021, Women in the Ancient World, Q29 (15 marks): Answer one of the following questions. You should refer to any appropriate Classical sources you have studied to support your argument and make comparisons betw

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