ahhhh I've already taken the 2nd units in Jan. Got 1 mark off an A* in biology which killed me inside. Got 2 marks off an A* in chem and well for physics... Lets just say that I thought I done really well in physics... And i had done so s*it in biology, and turned out it was the other way rround :frown:

dont let that throw you off, grade bounderies for bio is lower then for physics! Wish you all the best :smile:

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Reply 6

EddieL

Easiest exam ever? There wasn't anything I really had a problem with. How'd everyone else find it?

Reply 7

GirlyGirl

Original post by EddieL

Easiest exam ever? There wasn't anything I really had a problem with. How'd everyone else find it?

was alright, hated the last question though! what did you get for it?

Reply 8

EddieL

About food labelling? I put that excess sodium causes high blood pressure and can lead to obesity, so consumers can use the labelling to limit their intake. I said pretty much the same thing for sugar/glucose

Reply 9

Pragya95

what was the answer to the last question, about the two chemicals that are meant to be on labels and the health effects they have? Thanks

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Original post by EddieL

About food labelling? I put that excess sodium causes high blood pressure and can lead to obesity, so consumers can use the labelling to limit their intake. I said pretty much the same thing for sugar/glucose

Ahhhh mannnn i put additives/e numbers/ sugars/ something else :s-smilie:

guess i was wrong! :/
what did you put for the 3 group of people? i put Amy then Andrew then Edwin??????

Reply 12

EddieL

Yeah, fairly sure I put Amy Andrew Edwin.

Reply 13

GirlyGirl

Original post by EddieL

Yeah, fairly sure I put Amy Andrew Edwin.

yayyyyy
what did you put for the reducing sulfur one? and the nitrogen cycle tick box one? :smile:

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Zak_Dubai

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I wrote use less coal and make use of (flue gas) desulfurisation. What do u think the grade boundary will be for an a*, I reckon just below 30, like 29. The last 2 which were at the same difficulty were 28 (or very close to). I reckon I dropped about 10-12 marks so hopefully if the grade boundary is like 28 again I can get an a*..or do well in c456.

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Zak_Dubai

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Original post by GirlyGirl

yayyyyy
what did you put for the reducing sulfur one? and the nitrogen cycle tick box one? :smile:

I wrote use less coal and make use of (flue gas) desulfurisation. What do u think the grade boundary will be for an a*, I reckon just below 30, like 29. The last 2 which were at the same difficulty were 28 (or very close to). I reckon I dropped about 10-12 marks so hopefully if the grade boundary is like 28 again I can get an a*..or do well in c456.

Reply 16

GirlyGirl

Original post by Zak_Dubai

I wrote use less coal and make use of (flue gas) desulfurisation. What do u think the grade boundary will be for an a*, I reckon just below 30, like 29. The last 2 which were at the same difficulty were 28 (or very close to). I reckon I dropped about 10-12 marks so hopefully if the grade boundary is like 28 again I can get an a*..or do well in c456.

Yeah your right but I think that it will be 45/50 for an A* because they convert to UMS dont they :/ I want an A/A* let me know how you get on in those, they were the hardest yet the grade boundaries were so high!

Reply 17

EddieL

The UMS marks needed for A* is always 45/50. But to get 45 UMS marks you don't necessarily need 90% of the raw marks. It changes each year, and usually varies for this exam between 28-32/42

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GeekChic7

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I'm new here, but I was just wondering how you found the question about life cycle assessments? I wasn't really sure what to put so I just ended up writing down just about everything I could think of to do with rope... I'm hoping they'll have a few allowances for the marks...? :s-smilie:

Reply 19

the A* guy

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Does anyone else have the C456 exam on the 28th of june?

GCSE OCR 21st CHEMISTRY C123, Friday 17th JUNE (2011)

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