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(edexcel) if you get - 60 from 200 your still A.


what do u seriously MEAN by all ur assumpstion dhakan.???? its IMPOSSIBLE to get a A by getting 60 out of 200;....they will provide you with U for that!
 
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UGh, did you see the (-) i mean if u get 140 from 200 your still A thats the curve for the last 5 years pray it dosnt change
 

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Pierre Samy said:
zaidowns sorry i am gonna braek a rule bt are you in SABIS system or which system????
excuss my courisness...
abotu biology paper 6 i have some good news whcih are gonna be told so soon people so cheer up and goold luck in exams...
whats the news eager to know??
 

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HOPE I CAN VISIT THE FORUM TOMORROW IN THE DAY COZ 2DAY I COULD NOT OPEN THIS SITE IT SHOWED NETWORK ERROR I WAS TRYING FROM MORNING AND LATE AT NIGHT I SUCCEEDED
 
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I'm not sure if here is appropriate to ask since I couldn't find the thread Papers request anywhere >.<

Does anyone have the mark schemes for Japanese First Language exams? Any year would be fine.
Thanxx
 
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BlackBunny103 said:
I'm not sure if here is appropriate to ask since I couldn't find the thread Papers request anywhere >.<

Does anyone have the mark schemes for Japanese First Language exams? Any year would be fine.
Thanxx

Konichiwa~! ( idk how it is spelled )

I searched for Mark Schemes for Japanese first language BUT it appears that there is nothing such a mark scheme for Japanese First Language ( Check www.cie.org.uk )
 
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SuperXDE said:
BlackBunny103 said:
I'm not sure if here is appropriate to ask since I couldn't find the thread Papers request anywhere >.<

Does anyone have the mark schemes for Japanese First Language exams? Any year would be fine.
Thanxx

Konichiwa~! ( idk how it is spelled )

I searched for Mark Schemes for Japanese first language BUT it appears that there is nothing such a mark scheme for Japanese First Language ( Check http://www.cie.org.uk )

Ah OK Thanxx. I just wanna have an idea of how the papers will be marked and graded. But if they are not available then :|
Thanxx anyways
 
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BlackBunny103 said:
SuperXDE said:
BlackBunny103 said:
I'm not sure if here is appropriate to ask since I couldn't find the thread Papers request anywhere >.<

Does anyone have the mark schemes for Japanese First Language exams? Any year would be fine.
Thanxx

Konichiwa~! ( idk how it is spelled )

I searched for Mark Schemes for Japanese first language BUT it appears that there is nothing such a mark scheme for Japanese First Language ( Check http://www.cie.org.uk )

Ah OK Thanxx. I just wanna have an idea of how the papers will be marked and graded. But if they are not available then :|
Thanxx anyways

Try checking the EFL or E2L ( English First/Second language ) Mark Schemes , all languages have something in common whether they are Latin-based or not... just copy the idea and try to use it in your Japanese paper.
 
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English Listening Exam ( For recent audio tracks , revision and tips , please click here! )

SuperXDE said:
Here are some points and tips you should take care of during the examination :[/u]

Make use of the last 2 blank papers , these will serve your rough work and they will be really handy when in doubt of an answer. Skim read the questions and underline the keywords like 'How much does it cost for a flower bouquet ?' and remember that the audio track might be something like ' She bought three flower bouquet for fifteen dollars ' unfortunately we will have to approach our Mathematical part of the brain.

The first part of the Exam requires brief answers , like one word ( How old is he , He is fifteen years old ) and the sentence in the audio track will be repeated Twice ( Mary ate a chocolate . . . . . . . . . Mary ate a chocolate ).

The second part will be something like an interview , a talk , a conversation or a monologue ( one person speaking ) a bit longer than the first part , the audio track will be repeated. You will see a chart , read it and try guessing. During the audio track you might hear indirect questions that refer to something , for example a question referring to nationality , it would give a question like ''You are not English , are you?" , if you hear a word , not sure of its spelling , write it down and do not worry about spelling , unless it will give another word with a complete different meaning.

In the third part , which is the difference between the core and the extended , the core will be something like ticking True or False . ( use rough ) , but in the extended it will ask for short sentences as answers for some questions , you will need to read to read the introduction to know what you are going to hear , then read the questions quickly and underline the keywords , read it once again after you are done , when you start listening focus on who is speaking and what is their point of view on the subject being discussed. Read the question carefully then write down what you think is related to the answer ( rough rough rough ! ) , and do the same to the other questions . And remember , try being brief , do not repeat the question's words in your answer! , Answer directly , write a complete sentence using the same tense as the question , You will hear the text twice , continue answering and stop if you are going to hear an answer that you've had problems with or unsure of.



Remember that the answers in a listening exam might not] come in the same order of the questions and the most important thing is that you LEAVE NOTHING EMPTY! , NOTHING BLANK! , SHRED THE PAPER WITH ANSWERS!! and if you are confident about the answer , write it , if you are unsure , wait to hear the sentence again or write your answer in the rough paper and make sure of it between free time ( between the first and the second part for example , or any time you find ) , make sure of your answers in the second repetition.
 
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Don't be bothered by the curve and A* or even F , Just finish your exams and talk about it after it.

And all the alt-practical exams are out of 60.
 
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Depends on the grade thresholds they set, which are not released before Aug 12.. So don't worry.. like SuperXDE says...
U can't do anything about it.. :D
 
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Can anyone give me any tips on how to study for Eco paper 3 ? :O
The case studies, that is.
I have the paper in a while.
 
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Strixx said:
Can anyone give me any tips on how to study for Eco paper 3 ? :O
The case studies, that is.
I have the paper in a while.

Personally , I do not study Eco... I don't even know what "Economy" is about , Well ... I guess I can give you the usual tips , Answer past papers . with the book or the book's reference ( or a summary ) on your side , The point which seems to be Hard for you , Write it on a paper as 1 , 2 , 3 , 4, And Study it well , and in the end of your book there should be some Questions from Paper 3 , Try answering these and looking at the answers page which might contain some Explanation for finding the answer. Since it is a Social Science ( Generally ) , try to be an author of a book ¬¬ That works with me , but don't just fill the text ( if required ) with non-sense.
 
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SuperXDE said:
Don't be bothered by the curve and A* or even F , Just finish your exams and talk about it after it.

And all the alt-practical exams are out of 60.


no not all the alt-practical are out of 60
it is only for chemistry out of 60 but for biology and physics it is out of 40
 
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