AQA Resistant Materials Exam
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Re: AQA Resistant Materials Exam
Hi, Im doing the exam too, although i have come up with the same box shaped designs for question 1. Just include his roses/flower things, lines and small squares, that should do it. Yeah the preliminary material said it would be about charles rennie mackintosh and storage units, although I think it may ask for small storage units.
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Re: AQA Resistant Materials ExamCould the gadget tidies take a more modern theme? Or be specifically for a certain gadget, like a phone or consol?(Original post by Dandaman9999)
My teacher said to draw small gadget tidies for things like gadgets, jewellery, etc. -
Re: AQA Resistant Materials ExamWell it depends on the question itself... If they ask for a storage unit for jewellery then design various jewellery boxes but if it says design a gadget tidy then do that(Original post by Prof Dumbledore)
Could the gadget tidies take a more modern theme? Or be specifically for a certain gadget, like a phone or consol?
But, in regards to your question, I think you can do it either way. As long as you mention that 'this gadget tidy is for x gadget' or 'this gadget tidy can be used to organise all gadgets that the owner has'. And you can design your themes around the gadget I guess, yes
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Re: AQA Resistant Materials ExamThanks(Original post by Dandaman9999)
Well it depends on the question itself... If they ask for a storage unit for jewellery then design various jewellery boxes but if it says design a gadget tidy then do that
But, in regards to your question, I think you can do it either way. As long as you mention that 'this gadget tidy is for x gadget' or 'this gadget tidy can be used to organise all gadgets that the owner has'. And you can design your themes around the gadget I guess, yes
do you put notes next to each design or is that only when you go into detail in the next question?
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Re: AQA Resistant Materials ExamNote making is in the detailed question(Original post by Prof Dumbledore)
Thanks
do you put notes next to each design or is that only when you go into detail in the next question?
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Re: AQA Resistant Materials Examthats what my teacher told me as well(Original post by Tanvir.A)
Yeahh I'm doing the exam to, apparently the exam is going to revolve around storage fittings and charles rennie mackintosh? Do you have any idea to what else might come up?? -
Re: AQA Resistant Materials Examthose two were elatively easy-orange juice question is bsasically plastic is made from oils, non-renewable, pollutting, toxic fumes given off when burnt etc. glass is made rom sand, non-renewable, but plentiful, can be recycled, takes energy to make etc.(Original post by James_01)
wasnt great. Section A was good but what did people put for the orange juice questions and the CAM question?
cam-cheep to make one off, easy to change design, can be produced quickly, can make large variety of designs, less labour etc. but expensive materials, uses a lot of electricity, expensive machines, difficult to use etc.
what really got me were the ones on the clock and the one on smart materials. reckon there'll be a lower grade boundary than last year. what do you think? -
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smart materials wasnt that bad
carbon fibre is lightweight and robust and is used in racing cars
polymorgh is a plastic that is hard when cool but becomes soft when heated and is used in prototyping
thermocramatic plastic is a plastic that changes colour depending on the tempreature and is used in baby products and kettles
the only hard one was the oil grease question which you can guess is a lubricant of some kind

Why oh why?