Yeh learn three minimum or two if you want to risk a 1/3 chance of doing a question you haven't revised for.

Just saying what I see and someone obviously agrees, I'am yet to neg you...

Don't take out your frustration on me for your having not prepared for your exam, mr man!

Reply 23

sammyvine

How much revision have you lot done?

Am i right in saying the Judiciary is the hardest so i should leave that out?

I don't think the Constitution will come up as it came up in January

Reply 24

Junaid16

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Original post by sammyvine

How much revision have you lot done?

Am i right in saying the Judiciary is the hardest so i should leave that out?

I don't think the Constitution will come up as it came up in January

They will all come up.

Reply 25

Mr Einstein

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Original post by marrythenight

Don't take out your frustration on me for your having not prepared for your exam, mr man!

I'm hardly frusrated, I'm just normally a very angry person? :curious:

(I don't care about GnP why do you think I'm on TSR now!)

Maybe you should have a look at what you posted again; telling people who have spent 4 months preparing for an exam that you covered it in one week and it was easy, sounds arrogant and boastful especially since you have no idea of the depth we have covered the topics in relation to what you did.

Reply 26

marrythenight

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Original post by Mr Einstein

I'm hardly frusrated, I'm just normally a very angry person? :curious:

(I don't care about GnP why do you think I'm on TSR now!)

Maybe you should have a look at what you posted again; telling people who have spent 4 months preparing for an exam that you covered it in one week and it was easy, sounds arrogant and boastful especially since you have no idea of the depth we have covered the topics in relation to what you did.

Haha seriously, calm down dear!

I'm just saying that when you get to university level, you are able to cover these topics in a very short period of time - that's what you have to look forward to.

Congratulations for your efforts though, shame you don't care about your exam.

Reply 27

sammyvine

Original post by marrythenight

Haha seriously, calm down dear!

I'm just saying that when you get to university level, you are able to cover these topics in a very short period of time - that's what you have to look forward to.

Congratulations for your efforts though, shame you don't care about your exam.

Calm down girl!

Reply 28

Mr Einstein

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Original post by marrythenight

Haha seriously, calm down dear!

I'm just saying that when you get to university level, you are able to cover these topics in a very short period of time - that's what you have to look forward to.

Congratulations for your efforts though, shame you don't care about your exam.

Ok thanks, whatever. I don't get why you keep telling me to calm down though?

Original post by sammyvine

Calm down girl!

LOL

Reply 29

ASmith10

OP

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im going to take a risk and only revise two
Constitution and Parliment
I havnt really got the time to learn and memorise another topic

Reply 30

sammyvine

Original post by Junaid16

They will all come up.

Hmmm the constitution won't come up!

Reply 31

sammyvine

Original post by ASmith10

im going to take a risk and only revise two
Constitution and Parliment
I havnt really got the time to learn and memorise another topic

Have you done any revision?
Try and squeeze a third in.

That is very risky you know.

What time you looking to revise till?

Reply 32

Attlee

Edexcel sounds rough. With AQA, all 4 topics will definitely come up and we just have to pick two of them, so we can just revise the two topics we want.

Reply 33

Silent-Varjoisa

Is anyone doing CCEA political power?

Reply 34

Mr Einstein

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Original post by Attlee

Edexcel sounds rough. With AQA, all 4 topics will definitely come up and we just have to pick two of them, so we can just revise the two topics we want.

All topics come up but it has a weird set up. there are two sections and each section has two questions, so all four come up but you have to do two questions one from each section and you don't know which sections the topics will come up in

Reply 35

username731572

I;m doing this for AQA!
I'm really not looking forward to it though, we've only been taught the constitution/judiciary and parliament, and tbf, they were actually pretty interesting..just the way they pose the essays really confuse me
:/

Reply 36

ASmith10

OP

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Original post by sammyvine

Have you done any revision?
Try and squeeze a third in.

That is very risky you know.

What time you looking to revise till?

I just started 2 days ago, Ive made notes on Parliament and Constitution but i cant seem to memorise it, i keep going over and writing them out again and again and again, but its not going in for some reason :/

Reply 37

sammyvine

Original post by ASmith10

I just started 2 days ago, Ive made notes on Parliament and Constitution but i cant seem to memorise it, i keep going over and writing them out again and again and again, but its not going in for some reason :/

Hmmm,

Try past questions and go over the executive.

Don't revise 2. How long you gonna stay up for?

Reply 38

Attlee

Original post by inmyownmadworld

I;m doing this for AQA!
I'm really not looking forward to it though, we've only been taught the constitution/judiciary and parliament, and tbf, they were actually pretty interesting..just the way they pose the essays really confuse me
:/

I'm with you on this, I don't like the way the questions are phrased. I often know the stuff, but don't know what they're asking for, if that makes sense?

I've found it useful to look at the past papers and then look at the mark schemes, because they tell you exactly what they're looking for, so it gives you an idea of how the examiners are thinking.

What I've noticed is that for questions b and c, they're looking for an understanding of the institutions, theories and people involved and then your arguments or explanation (whatever they ask for). Also, think of the relevant keywords and get those in there.