Write hardly anything
Answer 30-40% of the questions correctly.
Original post by ARealNowhereMan
Write hardly anything
Doesn't that get you an F?
Original post by MariannaL
Why exactly a D?
Anyway, you figure out the percentage you need to get a D and try and score that many marks.
Anyway, you figure out the percentage you need to get a D and try and score that many marks.
I'm talking about effort, as well as target.
Do your parents look you in the eye when they say that?
no
Original post by Neuroximum#1
Do your parents look you in the eye when they say that?
Why a D?
Original post by SamFJones
My mum has 1 glass eye though
Can she see you for who you really are?
(edited 4 years ago)
Actually to get a D you need a time machine, as it is now a 5
you can still sit legacy gcse papers
Original post by ARealNowhereMan
Actually to get a D you need a time machine, as it is now a 5
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