"25 markers" typically refer to longer questions or essay-style questions in exams, especially in subjects like history or social sciences. They can cover a wide range of topics and might require more in-depth analysis compared to shorter questions. While they may not always be straightforward, they generally focus on key concepts from the subject. Just like essays in English, they can sometimes involve unexpected angles or require critical thinking.
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