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AQA GCSE Physics - P1 - 25th May 2016 - Official Thread

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Reply 20

romansholiday

LOL I haven't even revised it, but then again I revised the night before for Chem and Bio...

Reply 21

_Xenon_

Original post by romansholiday

LOL I haven't even revised it, but then again I revised the night before for Chem and Bio...

You can do it!
:smile:

Reply 22

ha.anon90

Wb the vacuum flask?

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Reply 23

_Xenon_

Original post by Habina786xx

Wb the vacuum flask?

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That's been a 6 marker in 2013 iirc.

Reply 24

studentshavefun

I think cost effectiveness maybe

Reply 25

TheConfusedMedic

Original post by romansholiday

LOL I haven't even revised it, but then again I revised the night before for Chem and Bio...

same lmao I'm hoping P1 is wingable tbh because I have no time :redface:

Reply 26

_Xenon_

Let's hope it's really hard so we get lower grade boundaries. :biggrin:

Reply 27

studentshavefun

Original post by _Xenon_

Let's hope it's really hard so we get lower grade boundaries. :biggrin:

Physics does usually have very low grade boundaries compared to other subjects :smile:

Reply 28

Crobby

Original post by studentshavefun

Physics does usually have very low grade boundaries compared to other subjects :smile:

Ah thats reassuring because i have done 0 revision!!!

Reply 29

PCMasterRai

Guys I have the answers to your questions. This teacher has predicted the 6 marker numerous times. Watch the video. Its very useful.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1dEkygywQE

Reply 30

studentshavefun

Original post by PCMasterRai

Guys I have the answers to your questions. This teacher has predicted the 6 marker numerous times. Watch the video. Its very useful.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1dEkygywQE

Her predictions aren't always correct though

Reply 31

PCMasterRai

Well considering she's got most of them right- its an insight to what the text will be like

Reply 32

_Xenon_

Original post by studentshavefun

Physics does usually have very low grade boundaries compared to other subjects :smile:

Yeah because people always find it most difficult and imo it is the easiest science, lol.
Lower grade boundaries are always good for me. :biggrin:

Reply 33

katodizzle

I'm kinda scared bc I'm crap at physics and nothing is going in, I'm doing past papers and reading the book. Any advice?

Reply 34

monkeyboy18000

Original post by katodizzle

I'm kinda scared bc I'm crap at physics and nothing is going in, I'm doing past papers and reading the book. Any advice?

Good enough I suppose. Also, read the examiners report after each exam series. They are really useful. All the best.

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Reply 35

katodizzle

Original post by monkeyboy18000

Good enough I suppose. Also, read the examiners report after each exam series. They are really useful. All the best.

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Thanks

Reply 36

_Xenon_

Original post by katodizzle

Thanks

Watch these!!!

http://freesciencelessons.co.uk/aqa/physics/physics-1/transfer-of-heat-energy/particles-in-solids-liquids-and-gases/

Reply 37

katodizzle

Original post by _Xenon_

Watch these!!!

http://freesciencelessons.co.uk/aqa/physics/physics-1/transfer-of-heat-energy/particles-in-solids-liquids-and-gases/

Thanks so much, these are really useful :smile:

Reply 38

_Xenon_

Original post by katodizzle

Thanks so much, these are really useful :smile:

No problem and good luck for tomorrow.
I use those videos myself and they've heLped me loads.

Best wishes. :smile:

Reply 39

hanitahir

OMG I'm terrified i feel like i have failed every exam so far,
tomorrow is the physics p1 exam n i don't know how to remember and revise any of it someone help me :frown: