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The First Noble Truth: OCR GCSE Religious Studies questions

OCR GCSE Religious Studies past-paper questions on The First Noble Truth, 2021–2025, with mark schemes and examiner’s reports where available.

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Christianity · J625/01 Beliefs and teachings & PracticesIslam · J625/02 Beliefs and teachings & PracticesJudaism · J625/03 Beliefs and teachings & PracticesBuddhism · J625/04 Beliefs and teachings & PracticesHinduism · J625/05 Beliefs and teachings & PracticesChristian perspective · J625/06 Religion, philosophy and ethics in the modern worldMuslim perspective · J625/07 Religion, philosophy and ethics in the modern worldJewish perspective · J625/08 Religion, philosophy and ethics in the modern worldBuddhist perspective · J625/09 Religion, philosophy and ethics in the modern world

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Q2(c)
June 2025 · Buddhism
3 marksThe First Noble Truth
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June 2025, Buddhism, Q2(c) (3 marks): Describe one way that impermanence causes suffering. [3]
June 2022, Buddhism, Q2(a) (3 marks): State the three different types of suffering. [3]

Nearby topics:Buddha and Enlightenment The Dhamma The Second Noble Truth The Third Noble Truth The Fourth Noble Truth The human personality Human destiny Ethical teachings The application of Buddhist principles in modern life The whole bank

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