I understand that in multiple choice exams the grade boundaries are usually higher, for oblivious reasons, and so, bearing that in mind, what do you think is easier, multiple choice exams or written exams?
well..for the science exams it is probably multipile choice. However, at my school we dont really get an option so we have to do written but ive seen some multiple choice ones on the website and they were so much easier.
Multiple choice exams are so hard especially when they give you 4 options
I hate the multiple choice exams that have a fifth option on all of their questions, "None of these", and I hate it when you answer all the questions but realise none of your answers were "None of these" when you know there's bound to be a couple
Written papers are much more easier lol, Multiple choice just confuses you even more!!!, On written papers for science you can express your answer much more awarding you marks. (:
I hate the multiple choice exams that have a fifth option on all of their questions, "None of these", and I hate it when you answer all the questions but realise none of your answers were "None of these" when you know there's bound to be a couple
Our MEI maths assessment papers (Multiple choice) have the option 'I dont know'
Our MEI maths assessment papers (Multiple choice) have the option 'I dont know'
So providing you are genuinely ignorant, you must score 100%. Only those who do know but nevertheless choose that option, can be marked wrong for selecting it.
I hate multiple choice questions, I always think at least two are right. Or sometimes I think none of the answers are right and I know it has to be one of them...
I'd rather just do written exams, then if i'm not sure exactly what the question is asking I can just ramble on about the subject and hope to cover what the examiner actually wants
I think written, because you can choose what to include in an extended answer and develop the stuff you know really well to compensate for the fact that you don't mention some things and get credit for that - if you don't know something then multiple choice isn't going to help you much!
That might be just because I'm good at writing long rambling essay answers and not at memorising straight facts though
In multiple choice, there is always four options - and out of those four, two are the stupid ones that you can rule out easily. The two remaining options are quite similar; one of those is the right answer.
Multiple choice so bad, I'm not much of an A grade candidate, but with a weeks worth of light revision I got 2 marks off an A* in my business studies exam, and same thing for my 2nd set of science modules I got A-A-C, and the C was because for some messed up reason I was doing foundation, both of these were multiple choice. I find you don't have to recall much information because it's on the page and when you see it you know it.
Physics unit 4 had a multiple choice section, the first I've ever done. It was the hardest exam I've ever sat...questions where you would get 3 or 4 marks normally were only worth one, and it was just ugh overall >_< got a D.
So providing you are genuinely ignorant, you must score 100%. Only those who do know but nevertheless choose that option, can be marked wrong for selecting it.
I put e for atleast 4 of my answers on the binomial assessment
A) For lols B) I missed those lessons so didnt know