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OCR Advanced FSMQ: Additional Mathematics – Summer 2014

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I'm replying late but am I the only one that thinks that was an easier paper? Out of all the past papers I've done there's always been questions where I had no idea what to do but I found this one relatively straight forward. I don't think I got full marks or anything tho, as I made some silly mistakes

Reply 361

TheMDog

I agree with you!!!!
It was MUCH easier than the past papers!|!!!!!!!

Reply 362

TheMDog

Original post by timelizard

I agree with you :smile:

I thought it was a lot easier than the past papers :smile:

Reply 363

GCSEsitter

Original post by TheMDog

I agree with you!!!!
It was MUCH easier than the past papers!|!!!!!!!

I completely agree apart from the unexpected condition about the conditions that needed to be fulfilled...

Reply 364

timelizard

Original post by TheMDog

I agree with you!!!!
It was MUCH easier than the past papers!|!!!!!!!

We seem to be in the minority!! And yeah definitely much easier than previous years

Original post by GCSEsitter

I completely agree apart from the unexpected condition about the conditions that needed to be fulfilled...

I remember being told that there has to be a success and a failure only and everything needs to be independent (not being affected by another result) but I think only one of those were right. Theres always some question that you have to write something in...

Reply 365

aishabello

im guessing im like the only one here that found that paper hard

No, I did!!

I didn't find it difficult, but it sure as hell wasn't easy.

Reply 368

DDan123

Nope. I found it difficult too. But seeing how I wasn't ready at all, it wasn't surprising :biggrin:

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Reply 369

TheEpiphany

When are the grade boundaries for this exam be released?

Reply 370

StarfishJ

The grade boundaries for the exam can be found here:

http://www.ocr.org.uk/Images/176543-unit-level-raw-mark-and-ums-grade-boundaries-june-2014.pdf

A - 67
B - 58
C - 49
D - 40
E - 31

I'm in year 10 and I found the course difficult at first, but after a while it did click. Ended up with an A, so I am happy! Hope you all did well too.

Reply 371

grandom

Yhh I got an A BUT i wanna know how many marks I got. Do u know how I could find out

Reply 372

danconway

Original post by grandom

Yhh I got an A BUT i wanna know how many marks I got. Do u know how I could find out

Ask your maths teacher/exams officer/anyone at the school who is authorised to find (and give you) your result.

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Reply 373

grandom

I doubt that I'll get it I took it in year 11. im going to a different school now.

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Reply 374

danconway

Original post by grandom

I doubt that I took it in year 11. im going to a different school now.

Sorry, you 'doubt that you took it in year 11'?

Can't you email your old school? Or you could always just forget about it - you got an A - just be happy and move on!

Reply 375

grandom

Lol sorry I meant to say I doubt I'll get it, I took it in year 11.
And yh I'll guess I'll just move on

Reply 376

Year11guy

Original post by grandom

Lol sorry I meant to say I doubt I'll get it, I took it in year 11.
And yh I'll guess I'll just move on

well done, i got a D, lol. The difference between a D and C is only 9 marks so I don't want to see my score and get annoyed.

Reply 377

OliviaRose1999

I got an A* at gcse in year 10. Yet i just got a recent test paper back in FSMQ, and it is equivalent to a U. I got 39/100. It's so upsetting because i try so hard. Just not hard enough obviously. Wish the effort reflected on my grade more.