So Far...
I took my mocks in December, and I got my results last Friday. Here are the details...
English Literature Paper 1:
Grade 8! Yay! I will hopefully be able to improve on this grade to get a 9!
We had one paper in this subject, which had one question on Jekyll and Hyde and one on Macbeth (anyone else doing these?)
In Jekyll and Hyde, I got 26 marks out of 34 ( the extra 4 marks are for SPAG) which can be improved, and in Macbeth I got 26 marks out of 30.
English Language Paper 1:
Grade 8 again!
We had one paper in this, which consisted of 40 marks reading and 40 marks writing.
In the reading I got 33 and in the writing I got 34 - I think this is the first time I've got more marks on writing than reading!
Chemistry Paper 1:
A very low grade 8 which was rather disappointing, especially because my original predicted grade of a 9 got dropped to an 8 (which is still very good, but is a bit sad due to standards and all that).
Biology Paper 1:
A very low grade 7, which was again really disappointing, but now I know what to work better on. My original predicted grade of a 9 dropped by 1 in this as well.
Physics Paper 1:
A very low grade 7 again.
Maths Calculator and Non Calculator Paper:
In the non-calculator paper I got around 56/80 which equates to a grade 8, and in the calculator paper I got around 43/80 (which sounds quite bad, I know) which is the equivalent of a grade 7. Overall, this meant my grade was a 7.
Drama:
We didn't do a mock in this because we were practicing for our actual GCSE devising performance (which was last Thursday). We had to create a performance from a given stimuli as well as submit 20 pages of coursework. Our audience told us that our performance was very clear and good, which I'm happy about! It was a bit unfortunate because our performance lasted 25 minutes, overtime by 10 minutes, but hopefully they won't stop marking at exactly 15 minutes, which would be really bad since everything came to a climax in the last ten minutes.