BUSS2 03/06/14 How did you find it?

I didn't do definitions for the last 2 essays and the 8 marker on section B because none of those questions had any key business terms?! They just seemed all too rudimentary words to define. Would I lose marks?

By not doing the definitions, you will miss out on 1-2 marks, maximum. However if you infer the knowledge in the rest of your answer, you will still get the marks. Essentially, this whole definition thing your teachers talk about all the time is really not as important as they make out...

Reply 21

KerryColt

That's what I did to!!

Reply 22

iBall

10

OK thanks, my bad. Outside of that the test went okay. Will find out how it really went on results day

Reply 23

iBall

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Original post by anonwinner

That's wrong.

OK. Not a major issue since the rest of the test was okay, still hoping for an A

Reply 24

anonwinner

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Original post by iBall

OK. Not a major issue since the rest of the test was okay, still hoping for an A

Glad you're staying positive, but with such a lack of knowing basic business formulas I wouldn't get your hopes up... :/

(edited 9 years ago)

Reply 25

iBall

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Original post by anonwinner

Glad you're staying positive, but with such a lack of knowing basic business formulas I wouldn't get your hopes up... :/

Don't underestimate me, I wrote the correct formula but made a silly mistake with the final calculations. The exam is about analysis and evaluation, I'm good at that and 55/80 has been an A for the past few years.

I'm still in year 11 sitting two AS levels, maths (c1) and business. Not to mention I achieved 4A*s as a year 10 and am predicted another 5 for this year along with 2 A grades. In addition to this, I'm predicted an A in business and maths.

Fall back with your arrogance, this is just TSR, you're acting as if you've never got a question wrong before, I'm not even doing business next year. We'll see who's laughing on results day.

(edited 9 years ago)

Reply 26

anonwinner

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Original post by iBall

Don't underestimate me, I wrote the correct formula but made a silly mistake with the final calculations. The exam is about analysis and evaluation, I'm good at that and 55/80 has been an A for the past few years.

I'm still in year 11 sitting two AS levels, maths (c1) and business. Not to mention I achieved 4A*s as a year 10 and am predicted another 5 for this year along with 2 A grades. In addition to this, I'm predicted an A in business and maths.

Fall back with your arrogance, this is just TSR, you're acting as if you've never got a question wrong before, I'm not even doing business next year. We'll see who's laughing on results day.