Chemistry AS exams: what is....?

OCR salters right?
How much have you revised for chem? ://

Ok so breadth is still all of the 5 modules - except its ONLY multiple choice AND short answer questions
Whereas, Depth in chem (again the 5 modules) is short answer and long answer only

So depth = answers in more details

Have you like learnt the basics for each module? or are you still learning the content for each module?

ohh that makes sense! thanks!!!
I am finished with the basics and contents and I have revised upto module 4 so far, I still have module 5 to revise and then I will be done hopefuly. I have been answer some of those old spec past papers..

do you do chem as well?

My exam board is OCR Chemistry A :

Breath is 70 marks and a 1 hr 30 min paper
Depth is also 70 marks and a 1 hr 30 min paper
Both papers contain content from modules 1 - 4 (everything you have learnt this year can be tested on one or both papers)

Breath consists of 20 marks worth multiple choice and 50 marks normal question style

Depth consists of 70 marks normal question style only

I know that depth is supposed to test a greater proportion of practical skills questions rather than breath but there's no guarantee. I sat both paper 1 and paper 2 of the specimen, and surprisingly paper 2 was easier than paper 1.

yeah but I feel like I'm so behind with revision

My exam board is OCR Chemistry A :

Breath is 70 marks and a 1 hr 30 min paper
Depth is also 70 marks and a 1 hr 30 min paper
Both papers contain content from modules 1 - 4 (everything you have learnt this year can be tested on one or both papers)

Breath consists of 20 marks worth multiple choice and 50 marks normal question style

Depth consists of 70 marks normal question style only

I know that depth is supposed to test a greater proportion of practical skills questions rather than breath but there's no guarantee. I sat both paper 1 and paper 2 of the specimen, and surprisingly paper 2 was easier than paper 1.

will the practical questions be the ones that we do in class or the practical examples that they give in the text book?

The practical questions can be related to the PAGs carried out in class or on experiments not seen before but involve the application of knowledge from class. So in response to your answer - either.

My exam board is OCR A as well
what? so the depth paper will be mostly based on practical's?

I have never seen an AS new spec specimen paper! D: I am scared

Both breath and depth may involve practical related questions but my teacher said that apparently breath is 20% practical style whereas depth is 40% practical style but there is no guarantee. Both papers have a larger proportion of normal style questions, but the depth paper is not specifically designed to test practical skills only, it will have a larger amount of normal style questions.

Breath: http://www.ocr.org.uk/Images/171751-unit-h032-01-breadth-in-chemistry-sample-assessment-materials.pdf
Depth: http://www.ocr.org.uk/Images/171752-unit-h032-02-depth-in-chemistry-sample-assessment-materials.pdf

Second batch of specimen papers gave me aids, I'm sure we are all doomed (hard questions, no low grade boundaries) - AQA

Hi could you tell me what sort of topics are on it to revise from I can't seem to find the second batch of spec cpapers