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Should I learn 2-3 topics instead of all four? AS AQA

Hi,

So I'm doing the AQA AS Politics exam and we have learnt all of the topics for unit one now. I was thinking because the paper is split into the four :smile:

topics: electoral systems, voting behaviour, pressure groups and parties and that they give you a choice of which topics you can answer questions from that would I be better to just learn two or three of the topics instead of all of them? The same topics come up every year and the paper doesn't change so I'd pick two sets of questions (topics) out of the four on the day anyway? I'd be able to spend more time revising my chosen topics well as well as the rest for unit 2? Is anyone else planning on doing this? Is it a good plan?

Thanks

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HMPD97

Yeah, sounds like a great plan! Last year I studied two topics thoroughly in each unit and got an A. I think if you pick the two that you're most confident with and revise them really well you'll ace anything they throw at you :smile:

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