I was stupid and left only 10 minutes for the 12 marker. Do you think there's any chance of getting an A still?
Yes, it's not impossible. You didn't have to write loads, you just had to make sure you cross referenced, used contextual knowledge and referred to the question each time you made a point. As long as you wrote relevant stuff and structured it properly I don't see why you couldn't get an A!
Yes, it's not impossible. You didn't have to write loads, you just had to make sure you cross referenced, used contextual knowledge and referred to the question each time you made a point. As long as you wrote relevant stuff and structured it properly I don't see why you couldn't get an A!
I rushed two paragraphs, one saying about 2 sources supporting the statement and one saying 2 against and I explained why. I'm worried that the last question will drag the grade down a lot as the rest of the paper went well!
I was convinced it would be on women's suffrage and when I opened my paper it was like a slap to the face ahaha, but the questions were quite nice, apart from the May 1915 one! What happened then??? I waffled about munitions shortage and a decrease in recruits but didn't end up writing that much!
I was pretty much expecting the home front because it hasn't been on for a while and it's also 100 years since the war began.
I rushed two paragraphs, one saying about 2 sources supporting the statement and one saying 2 against and I explained why. I'm worried that the last question will drag the grade down a lot as the rest of the paper went well!
I wouldn't worry too much. As long as you didn't write bull**** you should be fine.
Last year you roughly needed 140/184 for an A and 160/184 for an A*..I think..anyone got any ideas what the grade boundaries will be this year?