If you bullet pointed answers in section B will you get the mark even though its meant to be in a continuous process. I wrote them in proper secntences i just sepearated out seperate things like 'Silicon is macromolecular'
If you bullet pointed answers in section B will you get the mark even though its meant to be in a continuous process. I wrote them in proper secntences i just sepearated out seperate things like 'Silicon is macromolecular'
Yeah you will get all the marks. I've asked teachers about this. Unless the question says "The quality of your written communication bla bla". Then writing bullet points is completely fine. That's how I do it to save time
Feel like it's gonna be about 54 for an A or less, seems like a tough paper considering what people got. Tbh I think they made it tougher because they knew no first year students were taking it. which is annoying because grade boundaries might be normal ish as there's a higher ratio of people better at chemistry
For the 2 equation questions both worth two marks, they gave more space, do you think working is required to access both marks, or is it one mark for each side of the equations or what do you guys think because I just but the balanced equation with no working.
Feel like it's gonna be about 54 for an A or less, seems like a tough paper considering what people got. Tbh I think they made it tougher because they knew no first year students were taking it. which is annoying because grade boundaries might be normal ish as there's a higher ratio of people better at chemistry
Hi do you reckon so? I think from what i heard is that ppl made silly mistakes but found it easier than last year
For the 2 equation questions both worth two marks, they gave more space, do you think working is required to access both marks, or is it one mark for each side of the equations or what do you guys think because I just but the balanced equation with no working.
You get one mark for balancing and one for figuring out the other product made I think
Feel like it's gonna be about 54 for an A or less, seems like a tough paper considering what people got. Tbh I think they made it tougher because they knew no first year students were taking it. which is annoying because grade boundaries might be normal ish as there's a higher ratio of people better at chemistry
I don't think the grade bounderies will be higher due 'to a higher ratio of people who are better at chemistry' because our years lot of A/A* students wouldn't have resat, only very few with low/mid A's would have as a strategic resit ... So this year there's fewer people who are better at Chem Plus a lot of people who's got D's and lower who will find it really hard to push up their grade significantly esp with pressure of a2 because the only thing that overlaps in Chem 1 is periodicity, so in that sense it will be lower