First thing, doesn't everyone want to get As/A*s? Secondly, all the information you have asked for is available on the respective exam board website. You just go on there and navigate to GCSE and your required subjects.
As for any 'hard' questions, it is different for everyone. You may find one area easy whereas someone else may not, it is very subjective.
I know this is generic but it should help, if not, other people can still post! :P
First thing, doesn't everyone want to get As/A*s? Secondly, all the information you have asked for is available on the respective exam board website. You just go on there and navigate to GCSE and your required subjects.
As for any 'hard' questions, it is different for everyone. You may find one area easy whereas someone else may not, it is very subjective.
I know this is generic but it should help, if not, other people can still post! :P
Yeah no thankyou i get that but i meant you know from anyone thats taken it in Jan, you can get like advice from them, how they found it etc etc Thankyou though and no lol I need A*'s for the line I want to go in.
In my Unit 1 Biology exam there were questions on:
Sexual Reproduction Cloning (Adult Cell) or (Cell Fusion) --This was a big 6 mark question asking how can you make a clone of a zorse using the technique--- Immune System Evolution Nerves and Hormones Competition
AQA science is now becoming less about regurgitation of facts and more about understanding of the topic and being able to apply it to a range of situations. To score highly, you'll need to spend time completely understanding the topic and focus on EVERY lesson leading up to it. If you're focussed for the whole lesson and understand what's going on and ask any necessary questions then revision will be so much more easier.
In my Unit 1 Biology exam there were questions on:
Sexual Reproduction Cloning (Adult Cell) or (Cell Fusion) --This was a big 6 mark question asking how can you make a clone of a zorse using the technique--- Immune System Evolution Nerves and Hormones Competition
AQA science is now becoming less about regurgitation of facts and more about understanding of the topic and being able to apply it to a range of situations. To score highly, you'll need to spend time completely understanding the topic and focus on EVERY lesson leading up to it. If you're focussed for the whole lesson and understand what's going on and ask any necessary questions then revision will be so much more easier.
Thankyou soooo much, that is soo heflpful...
Any more stuff like that or others would be really really appreciated xxxx
I did Science module 1 last year and am retaking it this year, just revise everything you have done in class and in the revision guide, you may get a bit of help from knowing what was in it in January but the exam will probably be very different