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Thsi is a sample of the sort of test that you will have to do at certain unis. for law applications, as of this year:
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article...tml?gavalidate
What do you think?
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article...tml?gavalidate
What do you think?
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(Original post by Tobias)
Thsi is a sample of the sort of test that you will have to do at certain unis. for law applications, as of this year:
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article...tml?gavalidate
What do you think?
Thsi is a sample of the sort of test that you will have to do at certain unis. for law applications, as of this year:
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article...tml?gavalidate
What do you think?
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The first one is ok, the second is a little challenging lol ... but only because they have wrapped it all up in fancy words ... if it wasnt then im sure the answer would be much easier to work out.
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I quite liked thinking about it all, but whether I got the answers, if there were any right answers is a different story!
What answers did people get?
What answers did people get?
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My answers and reasons:
1. c - because this is the one one which is unarticulated as stated in the question and it can be assumed from the information given.
2. d - i do not think that there is a particularly correct answer for this one but i think d is the best
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3. e - personal preference again.
4. d - by a process of elimintion i think that this answer is the most rational and understandably implied.
5. c - i think that this is the best answer
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So, what do other people think..........there is generally no right or wrong answer for the law questions because the tutors want you to develop an argument that may be viably objected by another person. The ability to argue for one's reasoning is more important than particularly getting the 'more correct' one.
1. c - because this is the one one which is unarticulated as stated in the question and it can be assumed from the information given.
2. d - i do not think that there is a particularly correct answer for this one but i think d is the best
.3. e - personal preference again.
4. d - by a process of elimintion i think that this answer is the most rational and understandably implied.
5. c - i think that this is the best answer
.So, what do other people think..........there is generally no right or wrong answer for the law questions because the tutors want you to develop an argument that may be viably objected by another person. The ability to argue for one's reasoning is more important than particularly getting the 'more correct' one.
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(Original post by jamierwilliams)
My answers and reasons:
1. c - because this is the one one which is unarticulated as stated in the question and it can be assumed from the information given.
2. d - i do not think that there is a particularly correct answer for this one but i think d is the best .
3. e - personal preference again.
4. d - by a process of elimintion i think that this answer is the most rational and understandably implied.
5. c - i think that this is the best answer .
So, what do other people think..........there is generally no right or wrong answer for the law questions because the tutors want you to develop an argument that may be viably objected by another person. The ability to argue for one's reasoning is more important than particularly getting the 'more correct' one.
My answers and reasons:
1. c - because this is the one one which is unarticulated as stated in the question and it can be assumed from the information given.
2. d - i do not think that there is a particularly correct answer for this one but i think d is the best
.3. e - personal preference again.
4. d - by a process of elimintion i think that this answer is the most rational and understandably implied.
5. c - i think that this is the best answer
.So, what do other people think..........there is generally no right or wrong answer for the law questions because the tutors want you to develop an argument that may be viably objected by another person. The ability to argue for one's reasoning is more important than particularly getting the 'more correct' one.
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(Original post by iiikewldude)
i got the exact same answers as u: c,d,e,d,c. I found the passage for 4 and 5 hard to understand and was taking a bit of a reasoned guess for 5. 1,2 and 3 were alright though. A walk in the park compared to the test oxford set u though.
i got the exact same answers as u: c,d,e,d,c. I found the passage for 4 and 5 hard to understand and was taking a bit of a reasoned guess for 5. 1,2 and 3 were alright though. A walk in the park compared to the test oxford set u though.
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(Original post by Tobias)
This will be set by Oxford!
This will be set by Oxford!
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(Original post by iiikewldude)
so will the abandom the one which they're already setting? I found that one much harder and different in style. It was more about reading comprehension. This is much more about logic.
so will the abandom the one which they're already setting? I found that one much harder and different in style. It was more about reading comprehension. This is much more about logic.
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