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Reply 80

User570431

OP

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Original post by Paramore<3

Yay!!

It's all slush here now though... :frown:

Yeah, Scrooge indeed... and proud? :tongue:

I just hate my feet being cold! :colondollar:

All damn melted :frown:

Original post by I Persia I

Is anyone here doing AQA English Literature? I'm doing An Inspector Calls, Macbeth and Of Mice and Men for the Controlled Assessments. :tongue:

Yep done all of them.

Original post by c3ntury

I've got my Geography CA starting this Wednesday, fun fun fun right? At least we get a day out in Worcester out of it all.

Did that

It's longgggggggg but worth it :tongue:

Reply 81

c3ntury

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Original post by blueray

Did that

It's longgggggggg but worth it :tongue:

I had a look at an example piece of A* work and it looks manageable so yeah, hopefully it'll all go to plan! :biggrin:

Reply 82

dtwolves

Investigation in science about the cross-sectional area affecting the speed of a falling parachute. We collected data showing that the speed increased as the area got smaller.

Points which I am lacking detail on:

1) How good is the data? :s-smilie:

2) How reliable (I have some ideas for this, e.g repetition)
3) Any unexpected results. Didn't exactly have any so not sure what to write, perhaps why there may have been anomalies in some cases?
4) How could I collect better results?(Some ideas, e.g data logger)

Thanks in advance guys :smile:

Reply 83

Order 66

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Original post by dtwolves

Investigation in science about the cross-sectional area affecting the speed of a falling parachute. We collected data showing that the speed increased as the area got smaller.

Points which I am lacking detail on:

1) How good is the data? :s-smilie:

2) How reliable (I have some ideas for this, e.g repetition)
3) Any unexpected results. Didn't exactly have any so not sure what to write, perhaps why there may have been anomalies in some cases?
4) How could I collect better results?(Some ideas, e.g data logger)

Thanks in advance guys :smile:

I think for unexpected results you write what might have made them and how to avoid them in the future, even if you didn't make any.

Reply 84

dtwolves

Original post by Paparazzo

I think for unexpected results you write what might have made them and how to avoid them in the future, even if you didn't make any.

Yeah this is what I was thinking, thank you for the help! :smile:

Reply 85

ArtisticFlair

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Original post by dtwolves

Investigation in science about the cross-sectional area affecting the speed of a falling parachute. We collected data showing that the speed increased as the area got smaller.

Points which I am lacking detail on:

1) How good is the data? :s-smilie:

2) How reliable (I have some ideas for this, e.g repetition)
3) Any unexpected results. Didn't exactly have any so not sure what to write, perhaps why there may have been anomalies in some cases?
4) How could I collect better results?(Some ideas, e.g data logger)

Thanks in advance guys :smile:

This is for your evaluation, correct? If so, write a few paragraphs under these headings:

1) 'Evaluation of data collection and improvements'... eg. burette - then explain how to set it up if you did the investigation again...

2) 'Evaluation of data presentation (graphs)'

3) 'Accounting for outliers/anomalous data'

4) 'How could I extend the investigation further?'

5) 'Further questions that I could ask'

If you make enough points under the following headings, and include copious amounts of detail, then you should nail it. Good luck!

Reply 86

dtwolves

Original post by ArtisticFlair

This is for your evaluation, correct? If so, write a few paragraphs under these headings:

1) 'Evaluation of data collection and improvements'... eg. burette - then explain how to set it up if you did the investigation again...

2) 'Evaluation of data presentation (graphs)'

3) 'Accounting for outliers/anomalous data'

4) 'How could I extend the investigation further?'

5) 'Further questions that I could ask'

If you make enough points under the following headings, and include copious amounts of detail, then you should nail it. Good luck!

Thanks!

Any ideas of an experiment I could do similar to this one but changing the mass beneath the parachute instead of the area of the parachute?

Reply 87

Sapien

9

I'm so glad I've finished all my CAs!

Reply 88

GreenLantern1

Original post by Sapien

I'm so glad I've finished all my CAs!

Absoliutely all of them. or just for now?

Reply 89

I Persia I

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Original post by blueray

Yep done all of them.

Can you tell me the questions on Of Mice and Men and Inspector Calls? My teacher won't tell us because he thinks we'll be distracted from our Macbeth CA. :tongue:

Reply 90

Sapien

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Original post by GreenLantern1

Absoliutely all of them. or just for now?

All of them!

Bar Statistics, which I don't even know if I'll sit! Might go against it as I'm doing FSMQ anyway!

Reply 91

multiplexing-gamer

15

Not including February, we have 3 months of school!

Reply 92

TheSnail

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Original post by multiplexing-gamer

Not including February, we have 3 months of school!

that's actually rather scary...

Reply 93

multiplexing-gamer

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Original post by g.k.galloway

that's actually rather scary...

Its also quite strange that in 3 months all this snow will melt and it'll be Summer!

Reply 94

c3ntury

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Original post by multiplexing-gamer

Its also quite strange that in 3 months all this snow will melt and it'll be Summer!

Honestly though, I can't wait :wink:

Reply 95

Pandora.

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Original post by multiplexing-gamer

Not including February, we have 3 months of school!

Can't wait for Sixth Form :colone:

Knowing me, I'll be disappointed. :biggrin:

Reply 96

usycool1

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French oral went horrendously today. Ah well.

Reply 97

User570431

OP

15

Original post by I Persia I

Can you tell me the questions on Of Mice and Men and Inspector Calls? My teacher won't tell us because he thinks we'll be distracted from our Macbeth CA. :tongue: