OCR Critical thinking

Good luck guys!

I just made up my answers!! They sounded plausible to me but I know its not what their stupid mark schemes are looking for! Literally hadn't revised for this at all as I had 3 exams today. This one doesn't really matter whereas chemistry and spanish do! Does anyone know what the grade boundaries are normally like?

okay i know i ****ed up the multiple choice, but here's what i got... if you didn't get what i got then you must've done well
A
C
B
B
D
A
B
A
C
B
D
D
D
A
C

This exam was so hard! Much harder than ANY of the past papers they've given. I chose D so much for the multiple choice . Also think I chose the wrong appeal for the question towards the end of section B. Did Popularity and everyone else seemed to do History. Too many conclusions in the source as well.

How did u remember all that? Did u find section c really hard?

Assuming I'm thinking of the right one, I got popularity too...if it's any consolation Seemed like the most logical one, given that it gave various examples of different countries.

Haha thank you so much! Didn't think History worked at all because it just said this is what has changed? But popularity seemed better as it was saying that they should do it too because all of these countries have done it, then said it was weak because just because they did it doesn't mean it's the right thing to do . Also found developing your arguments section hard. But probably the hardest part was evaluating the author's response! Just said he used a strong principle and non-sequitir

My thoughts exactly the whole point was based around the fact that those countries had gone for it, so fingers crossed! I found that bit hard too! No idea what I put though! Bulshed and hoped for the best haha! (Don't even know what a non-sequitir is...so definitely didn't get the same there )Hopefully the boundaries will be nice...as everyone seems to be saying how horrible section C was

So glad we thought the same! It sounds right to me I don't see how you could use history there as history says the future will resemble the past? And it's just a fancy name for an unrelated conclusion :P but me too! The last question was so hard to make points for. Even the multiple choice and so on was hard, definitely would be shocked if the boundaries are not lower.

Yeah, that's my understanding of history...even though it's in the past that the countries signed up, feels kind of irrelevant in the context. Ohh right ok haha! And yeah, the last question was horrrrible...feel sorry for whoever has to decipher my waffling Have randomly started caring about this exam/subject...fingers crossed that everyone else in the country found it as horrible as us for nice boundaries!