Spanish AQA

PolarisVega

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Who did this? How did you find it?? Any answers you remember? Does anyone have an unofficial mark scheme??

Reply 1

emmald583

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Original post by PolarisVega

Who did this? How did you find it?? Any answers you remember? Does anyone have an unofficial mark scheme??

I did it and found it ok; the listening was probably a little bit harder than the reading, as with the French. The Alejandra question was a little confusing at some points and I think I've dropped a mark on it, looking back, but other than that it was good. What did you think?

I did see an unofficial mark scheme floating around somewhere, have you tried searching the Foreign Languages forum?

Reply 2

sophie7194

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i did loads of past papers and i found this the hardest out off all of them! i hate the listening anyway but a lot of the vocab that came up i didn't know which was annoying. i don't think i did amazingly but idrc cos i'm deffo not taking spanish for a level lmao

Reply 3

Immy12321

Original post by sophie7194

i did loads of past papers and i found this the hardest out off all of them! i hate the listening anyway but a lot of the vocab that came up i didn't know which was annoying. i don't think i did amazingly but idrc cos i'm deffo not taking spanish for a level lmao

Same! I did all the past papers I could find (around 8 I think) and this was definitely the hardest! I didn't find the writing too bad.. But there was quite a lot of vocab that I had never come across in the listening.

Reply 4

Blueee29

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I thought it was thought okay but then saw loads of people talking about the answers online and I'm like well i definitely dropped a mark or two then because i cant even relate to your stress about second hand clothes, i definitely did not get that sooo whoops...

Reply 5

sophie7194

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Original post by Immy12321

Same! I did all the past papers I could find (around 8 I think) and this was definitely the hardest! I didn't find the writing too bad.. But there was quite a lot of vocab that I had never come across in the listening.