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  1. Deaddocumentry's Avatar
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    OCR GCSE Citizenship: Identity etc.
    So, first exam was today! What'd you lot think? Hard, easy? Want any reassurance?
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    Re: OCR GCSE Citizenship: Identity etc.
    (Original post by Deaddocumentry)
    So, first exam was today! What'd you lot think? Hard, easy? Want any reassurance?
    I thought it was easy - that's why getting involved with the Model House of Commons and United Nations here on TSR helped me in the exam!

    I surprised myself and had a lot to write about for the essay question. The scenarios (Section B) and a couple of the Section A questions through me but I answered them anyway.
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    I thought it was alright. I thought a couple in section A weren't as obvious as I'd of liked them to of been :P Also I don't think I learnt about Community Cohesion...so that threw me a bit but looking at my revision book now it looks like I got something along the right lines anyway I was also really surprised with how much I wrote for section C, I usually struggle with them questions but today I had to ask for more paper! haha
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    I only finished at the last minute, felt I struggled with the Section A questions. What do you think you got?
    I hope I get a high A... But I doubt it!
    Last edited by Deaddocumentry; 16-05-2012 at 19:27.
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    Yeah section A questions were more difficult than they have been on the practice papers I've done, I did guess a couple... I kinda hope I got a high A or a low A* cause I got an A* in my coursework and it would be awesome to get one overall. I don't think I did though....I did kinda make my answers up as I went along and kinda guess stuff....
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    You probably did fine, good luck! Not best way to start exams but hey-ho... I'll try not to dwell on it too much.
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    Thanks, good luck to you too! So far I've only done 2 exams and I'm already dreading results day!
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    For The first one I put (iv) what did you put?
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    (Original post by multiplexing-gamer)
    For The first one I put (iv) what did you put?
    I can't even remember the question to that one! Nor the answer!
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    Thanks, good luck to you too! So far I've only done 2 exams and I'm already dreading results day!
    Feeling's mutual!
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    Re: OCR GCSE Citizenship: Identity etc.
    does anyone know the grade boundaries on the coursework? i got 22/30
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    (Original post by Deaddocumentry)
    I can't even remember the question to that one! Nor the answer!
    It was about what should a political member do whats most important if gained power (along those lines) and I put to elect relevent party members or summit. I deliberated with "to protect human rights" also.
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    Im looking forward to it
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    (Original post by multiplexing-gamer)
    For The first one I put (iv) what did you put?
    I can't remember, I either put the one about protecting human rights or the about choseing someone to represent them if elected...I kept changing my mind and I can't remember which one I did in the end...

    I hate it when I can't even be confident to the answer of the first question! haha
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    does anyone know the grade boundaries on the coursework? i got 22/30
    I'm not sure the grade boundries but my friend got 27 and my teacher said it was A/A*...
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    I can't remember, I either put the one about protecting human rights or the about choseing someone to represent them if elected...I kept changing my mind and I can't remember which one I did in the end...

    I hate it when I can't even be confident to the answer of the first question! haha
    It was a stupid question as they were both equally important and subjective to different people's ideologies. But if you think about it, you can vote for a dictatored party which would jeopardize human rights (such as Communists), therefore I chose against the human rights one as some people dont believe in them. I thought about writing that but the mark scheme just says (i) etc, so I wouldn't get any credit
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    does anyone know the grade boundaries on the coursework? i got 22/30
    Mine was out of 40 but if out of 30 it would be every 10%. So A* = 90%, A = 80% and so forth.

    You would of got a B!
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    (Original post by Deaddocumentry)
    Mine was out of 40 but if out of 30 it would be every 10%. So A* = 90%, A = 80% and so forth.

    You would of got a B!
    Ahh thanks. Its out of 30 because i'm doing the short course.
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