My Road to A* everywhere

So my exams start in about a week and for the past two weeks I've done work for the first week of exams only. Is anyone else finding it annoying that the (I)GCSE papers are spread over a long period of time with subjects being spread over 2-3 weeks...?

UPDATE 22/04/16:
Finally the weekends have arrived for more intense revision
1. Fractional Distillation - Review
2. Maths past paper questions
3.French Reading past paper - A*
4. French Listening past paper marked - A ( Need to learn vocab)
5. Learnt first second paragraph of French C.A
6. Biology questions on Hormones & Drugs
7.Biology made questions on 1st topic

You're doing sooooo well!! It is amazing, keep it up

I know I've said it before, but tomorrow I start again in earnest!! It has been too long and I have not done enough.

very well done!! You've done so many cards,you MUST be proud of yourself. Like i've said before the amount of cards you do , increases every single day
Do you have another week left?

Haha thank you - they appear to be becoming my main source of revision. And no that's it now, back to school and I'm absolutely gutted

But anyways, we'll see how it goes

No worries That's good to hear But you've done a lot so don't worry about it I'm sure you'll do great and same i can't believe time is running and it's 3 weeks away

I hope I do and yes the whole of Year 11 has run away faster than I expected

I know right GAH what are your opinions about your test e.g hard/easy ?

Some of them I find easy but others are really difficult - what about you?

Yeh like English Literature I don't even know how to revise
Do you think the exams this year are going to be hard / easy?
I'm getting really stressed thinking about exams whethere their going to be easy/hard?

To be honest I don't think that is the right mind-set to be in because worrying over whether a test will be easy or hard isn't going to get you anywhere. You should be thinking about how much you know about what might come up, have you covered all the themes, do you know each character?

Worrying about difficulty is subjective and doesn't always mean that if a test is easy anyone will get top grades

Thanks for the support I know all the themes but i only know the main characters not the minor ones. Also i have to memorize the quotes but i don't know how to pick them. That's true

No problem And it is best if you know about every character and for picking quotes it doesn't matter which you pick.Try to use generalised ones and shorter ones are better

Thank you Your an angel

Today after work I managed to do 1 core 1 past paper, did 2 hours of IT and completed the remainder of a French past paper.

I was wondering if anyone happens to be doing AQA English Lit with the conflict poetry cluster? As I'm really struggling to revise it, more generally, does anyone have good tips for revising poetry as I'm sure everyone is doing something similar?

IGCSE Start in a week, wow, I have about 3 weeks until my GCSEs and they are quite compact, so it must be annoying.

Which is your first exam?