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I am taking AQA GCSE French. I have a very high "C" on coursework, yet want to get a high "B"/"A" overall. If I get two A*s on my R&L, will I get an "A" overall?
I have been practicing French papers. Yesterday I got two As and today one mark off an A*. They were listening. I am good at listening but **** at reading.
I have been practicing French papers. Yesterday I got two As and today one mark off an A*. They were listening. I am good at listening but **** at reading.
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(Original post by DavidMarshall96)
I am taking AQA GCSE French. I have a very high "C" on coursework, yet want to get a high "B"/"A" overall. If I get two A*s on my R&L, will I get an "A" overall?
I have been practicing French papers. Yesterday I got two As and today one mark off an A*. They were listening. I am good at listening but **** at reading.
I am taking AQA GCSE French. I have a very high "C" on coursework, yet want to get a high "B"/"A" overall. If I get two A*s on my R&L, will I get an "A" overall?
I have been practicing French papers. Yesterday I got two As and today one mark off an A*. They were listening. I am good at listening but **** at reading.
Writing controlled assessment is worth 30%
Reading and listening exams are 20% each.
The mark you have for speaking may be changed by moderation, the writing mark is only your teacher's estimate, but if they are both high Cs, that would give you about 62/90 on each = 124/180.
To get an A overall you need 240/300, so you would need 116/120 on the exams. So, theoretically possible but (sorry) highly unlikely.
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(Original post by Data)
Speaking controlled assessment is worth 30%
Writing controlled assessment is worth 30%
Reading and listening exams are 20% each.
The mark you have for speaking may be changed by moderation, the writing mark is only your teacher's estimate, but if there are both high Cs, that would give you about 62/90 on each = 124/180.
To get an A overall you need 240/300, so you would need 116/120 on the exams. So, theoretically possible but (sorry) highly unlikely.
Speaking controlled assessment is worth 30%
Writing controlled assessment is worth 30%
Reading and listening exams are 20% each.
The mark you have for speaking may be changed by moderation, the writing mark is only your teacher's estimate, but if there are both high Cs, that would give you about 62/90 on each = 124/180.
To get an A overall you need 240/300, so you would need 116/120 on the exams. So, theoretically possible but (sorry) highly unlikely.
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(Original post by Data)
Speaking controlled assessment is worth 30%
Writing controlled assessment is worth 30%
Reading and listening exams are 20% each.
The mark you have for speaking may be changed by moderation, the writing mark is only your teacher's estimate, but if there are both high Cs, that would give you about 62/90 on each = 124/180.
To get an A overall you need 240/300, so you would need 116/120 on the exams. So, theoretically possible but (sorry) highly unlikely.
Speaking controlled assessment is worth 30%
Writing controlled assessment is worth 30%
Reading and listening exams are 20% each.
The mark you have for speaking may be changed by moderation, the writing mark is only your teacher's estimate, but if there are both high Cs, that would give you about 62/90 on each = 124/180.
To get an A overall you need 240/300, so you would need 116/120 on the exams. So, theoretically possible but (sorry) highly unlikely.
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Do you think you could help me out?
In my Orals, i got a middle B overall. Then in my writings i've got a high A or a low A*.
Me and my teacher went through the papers and i think i git 27/40 in the listening and 32/45 in the reading. What grade will these get me at the end?
Thanks very much, really apppreciated
In my Orals, i got a middle B overall. Then in my writings i've got a high A or a low A*.
Me and my teacher went through the papers and i think i git 27/40 in the listening and 32/45 in the reading. What grade will these get me at the end?
Thanks very much, really apppreciated
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how did everyone find the listening & reading? I'm hoping for at least an A in french - got Low A* and A* for my writings, A/B's for speakings
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Hey, umm i got the same as you in the courseworks, i didnt really like the listening, but the reading was good i thought. What about you?
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Hey,
In my CA's I got around 29,29,29,27
what would i need in order to get an a*?
thanks
In my CA's I got around 29,29,29,27
what would i need in order to get an a*?
thanks
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(Original post by Data)
Speaking controlled assessment is worth 30%
Writing controlled assessment is worth 30%
Reading and listening exams are 20% each.
The mark you have for speaking may be changed by moderation, the writing mark is only your teacher's estimate, but if they are both high Cs, that would give you about 62/90 on each = 124/180.
To get an A overall you need 240/300, so you would need 116/120 on the exams. So, theoretically possible but (sorry) highly unlikely.
Speaking controlled assessment is worth 30%
Writing controlled assessment is worth 30%
Reading and listening exams are 20% each.
The mark you have for speaking may be changed by moderation, the writing mark is only your teacher's estimate, but if they are both high Cs, that would give you about 62/90 on each = 124/180.
To get an A overall you need 240/300, so you would need 116/120 on the exams. So, theoretically possible but (sorry) highly unlikely.
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What are the marks do I need for a C overall in French? For June 2012, I know I got C's in my speaking and maybe B's in my writing and i'm obviously not sure about what I got in the reading and the listening.
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(Original post by Kassey01)
How can you get something out of 120 on the exams when the foundation tiers together are out of 70 and for the higher tier 80?
How can you get something out of 120 on the exams when the foundation tiers together are out of 70 and for the higher tier 80?
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(Original post by Kassey01)
What are the marks do I need for a C overall in French? For June 2012, I know I got C's in my speaking and maybe B's in my writing and i'm obviously not sure about what I got in the reading and the listening.
What are the marks do I need for a C overall in French? For June 2012, I know I got C's in my speaking and maybe B's in my writing and i'm obviously not sure about what I got in the reading and the listening.
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I got a high 'c' in my coursework n sat the foundation paper which was easy peasy, so probs getting a high 'c' in my exams worth 40%. Any chance I could get a 'b'?
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(Original post by maryam77)
I got a high 'c' in my coursework n sat the foundation paper which was easy peasy, so probs getting a high 'c' in my exams worth 40%. Any chance I could get a 'b'?
I got a high 'c' in my coursework n sat the foundation paper which was easy peasy, so probs getting a high 'c' in my exams worth 40%. Any chance I could get a 'b'?
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Really but what if they were all high c's and only few marks of a b for the coursework, is there no chance, depending on how well I did on the exams?
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Can I ask about my chances too?
Speaking 1-High A
Speaking 2-High B (Damned teacher stopped me mid answer on my best question, I shall never forgive you...)
Writing 1-Two marks off A*
Writing 2-One mark off A*
If I now got an A* in one paper and an A in the other (because the higher listening was ridulously hard), what grade would I get?
Speaking 1-High A
Speaking 2-High B (Damned teacher stopped me mid answer on my best question, I shall never forgive you...)
Writing 1-Two marks off A*
Writing 2-One mark off A*
If I now got an A* in one paper and an A in the other (because the higher listening was ridulously hard), what grade would I get?
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