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Lemur14

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Welcome to the GCSE forum! :party2:

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Reply 1

lights123

What website can I use to do pat papers most effective for the new 9-1 GCSEs?

Reply 2

Carbon Dioxide

Original post by lights123

What website can I use to do pat papers most effective for the new 9-1 GCSEs?

There are no publically-available past papers for 9-1 (paper privacy; papers released only after a year), but all the major exam boards do have specimen papers for almost all subjects.

Reply 3

lights123

Oh okay. Thank you :-)

Reply 4

maddierace

Original post by lights123

What website can I use to do pat papers most effective for the new 9-1 GCSEs?

The pearson website is good for past papers in most subjects. :smile:

Reply 5

Sports10

Original post by Lemur14

Welcome to the GCSE forum! :party2:

This is just a short post to help you get the most out of your visit to TSR today :yes:

Asking Questions

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And of course keep to the community guidelines in all posts!

can you get an a* in additional math

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Lemur14

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Original post by Sports10

can you get an a* in additional math

Not in the OCR FSMQ Additional Maths, which is what I'm assuming you're referring to, no.

Reply 7

Sports10

Original post by Lemur14

Not in the OCR FSMQ Additional Maths, which is what I'm assuming you're referring to, no.

then if i were to get 12 a* and 1 a wouldnt that look wierd
( by no standards i will get that high for sure unless...

Reply 8

Lemur14

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Original post by Sports10

then if i were to get 12 a* and 1 a wouldnt that look wierd
( by no standards i will get that high for sure unless...

No. Universities will know that it doesn't have an A*.
Plus, it's a level 3 qualification rather than a level 2 qualification like GCSEs so it will already stand out!

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Reply 9

PrazzPrazz

Original post by lights123

What website can I use to do pat papers most effective for the new 9-1 GCSEs?

Personally recommend :
https://www.savemyexams.co.uk/ [EDEXCEL SPECIALISED]

http://www.physicsandmathstutor.com/

https://www.pixl.org.uk/ [SCHOOL]

http://www.logonscience.com/html/

https://isaacphysics.org/

http://www.irevise.com/

rswebsites.co.uk/science/Documents/A%20Level%20Chemistry/.../Index.htm

http://www.rswebsites.co.uk/science/quizzes/GCSE%20Physics%209-1/Past%20Question%20Database/index.htm

http://www.chemsheets.co.uk/

I recommend https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGqabAVv0SRD_SjtodhQPTQ {myGcseScience youtube}

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCM2vdqz-7e4HAuzhpFuRY8w
{mrbruff youtube}

Reply 10

purdiales

It really depends on what exam board. If your doing Edexcel or AQA, both boards have really good specimen papers for the 9-1 GCSE's

Reply 11

chrisyabantony14

i'm stuck with a question can someone help me please??

Reply 12

Lemur14

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Original post by chrisyabantony14

i'm stuck with a question can someone help me please??

Create a thread in the subject's forum and I'm sure someone will come and help you with it :smile:

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Reply 13

HettiBetti

Here is a GCSE AQA English Language paper, just out of kindness..............
https://vle.st-thomasmore.southend.sch.uk/pluginfile.php/36000/mod_assign/introattachment/0/Jane-Eyre-language-paper-1.docx?forcedownload=1
Coppy and paste this in and you'll get a free paper 1 practicse paper Q1-4

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flaurie

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Original post by HettiBetti

Nah link doesn't work :smile:

It comes up with a screen wanting a login and password :smile:

Reply 15

HettiBetti

Original post by laurawatt

Nah link doesn't work :smile:

It comes up with a screen wanting a login and password :smile:

Sorry, try this: I gave you another one as a sorry present. Have fun!!! Good Luck!!!!

Jane-Eyre-language-paper-1 (7).docx (54.0 KB)

abc Rebecca-Paper (4).docx (150.8 KB)

Jane-Eyre-language-paper-1 (7).docx55.3KB

abc Rebecca-Paper (4).docx154.4KB

Reply 16

chrisyabantony14

Original post by Lemur14

Create a thread in the subject's forum and I'm sure someone will come and help you with it :smile:

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i already done that but no one answer it :frown:

Reply 17

Lemur14

Volunteer Team

Original post by chrisyabantony14

i already done that but no one answer it :frown:

Your one titled "rollercoaster"? You have a response on there, and now you've responded I'm sure they'll get back to you :smile:

In future, it's also best to title your posts with something more along the lines of "physics rollercoaster question" rather than "rollercoaster" as that makes people more likely to click on it, and also if you put it in the subject specific forum (I assume in this case physics) then it's much more likely to be seen by a subject specialist who can help :smile:

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