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How's this book?
Hey,
How's this book for exam tips? :- http://www.amazon.co.uk/AS-Exam-Secrets-Chemistry/dp/1843154072/ref=pd_sim_b_img_19
Thanks =]
How's this book for exam tips? :- http://www.amazon.co.uk/AS-Exam-Secrets-Chemistry/dp/1843154072/ref=pd_sim_b_img_19
Thanks =]
Those books are usually good for people who write exam answers but just dont quite get the wording right and therefore lose marks. So if your good on ur material but always a bit unsure of how to put it into a short concise answer that will get all the marks it will help you.
The examiners can be quite picky depending on exam board and some will only give credit if particular words/sentences are used and these books point these kind of this out. The book gives you examples of 3 answers to a particular question and then go through what they did wrong/correct and the kind of mark their answer would get
hope that helps
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The examiners can be quite picky depending on exam board and some will only give credit if particular words/sentences are used and these books point these kind of this out. The book gives you examples of 3 answers to a particular question and then go through what they did wrong/correct and the kind of mark their answer would get
hope that helps
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Oh right.
Thanks for the detailed reply.
I think I'll pick one up to secure my grades for the next modules. =]
Thanks for the detailed reply.
I think I'll pick one up to secure my grades for the next modules. =]
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