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Okay I don't mean for the title to seem like I'm a show off but I just want to help lol
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Okay I don't mean for the title to seem like I'm a show off but I just want to help lol
Okay I don't mean for the title to seem like I'm a show off but I just want to help lol
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I also got all 7-9s at GCSE (although I was disappointed as I was aiming for all 9s). What grades did you get? What A levels are you studying? What do you want to do in the future?
I also got all 7-9s at GCSE (although I was disappointed as I was aiming for all 9s). What grades did you get? What A levels are you studying? What do you want to do in the future?
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How did u revise maths and English literature? Any resources I'm really struggling also what we're ur mock results like
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How did u revise maths and English literature? Any resources I'm really struggling also what we're ur mock results like
How did u revise maths and English literature? Any resources I'm really struggling also what we're ur mock results like
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I got 4 9's in Geography, Biology, RE and English literature (never had a 9 in RE or English before), then 8's in Chemistry, Physics, Art and English Language and finally 7's in Maths and German. I'm in Year 12 and currently doing Biology, Geography and Physics at A-level. To be fair, I'm not sure what I want to do in the future, I think I want to go to university and do something to do with geography (probably environment based) but I'm also interested in space but I don't do maths so it would be hard to go to uni for physics. What about you?
I got 4 9's in Geography, Biology, RE and English literature (never had a 9 in RE or English before), then 8's in Chemistry, Physics, Art and English Language and finally 7's in Maths and German. I'm in Year 12 and currently doing Biology, Geography and Physics at A-level. To be fair, I'm not sure what I want to do in the future, I think I want to go to university and do something to do with geography (probably environment based) but I'm also interested in space but I don't do maths so it would be hard to go to uni for physics. What about you?
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I got 6 9s (Maths, Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Geography, History), 1 8 (English Literature, I was 2 marks off a 9 as well), 2 7s (English Language which I totally messed up in, and French because I sucked at it), and an A in Addmaths (Which was actually my best exam, I got 98%). I'm studying Maths, Further Maths, Physics & Economics at A level (aiming for 4 A*s), alongside an EPQ, and want to do Economics at university (probably Cambridge or LSE). Good luck with your future ambitions
I got 6 9s (Maths, Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Geography, History), 1 8 (English Literature, I was 2 marks off a 9 as well), 2 7s (English Language which I totally messed up in, and French because I sucked at it), and an A in Addmaths (Which was actually my best exam, I got 98%). I'm studying Maths, Further Maths, Physics & Economics at A level (aiming for 4 A*s), alongside an EPQ, and want to do Economics at university (probably Cambridge or LSE). Good luck with your future ambitions
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How did u revise maths and English literature? Any resources I'm really struggling also what we're ur mock results
How did u revise maths and English literature? Any resources I'm really struggling also what we're ur mock results
I just want to add that mock results don't mean the world, there's plenty of time to change and it's better to make mistakes earlier than in the actual exam!
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I got 6 9s (Maths, Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Geography, History), 1 8 (English Literature, I was 2 marks off a 9 as well), 2 7s (English Language which I totally messed up in, and French because I sucked at it), and an A in Addmaths (Which was actually my best exam, I got 98%). I'm studying Maths, Further Maths, Physics & Economics at A level (aiming for 4 A*s), alongside an EPQ, and want to do Economics at university (probably Cambridge or LSE). Good luck with your future ambitions
I got 6 9s (Maths, Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Geography, History), 1 8 (English Literature, I was 2 marks off a 9 as well), 2 7s (English Language which I totally messed up in, and French because I sucked at it), and an A in Addmaths (Which was actually my best exam, I got 98%). I'm studying Maths, Further Maths, Physics & Economics at A level (aiming for 4 A*s), alongside an EPQ, and want to do Economics at university (probably Cambridge or LSE). Good luck with your future ambitions
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How did u revise maths and English literature? Any resources I'm really struggling also what we're ur mock results like
How did u revise maths and English literature? Any resources I'm really struggling also what we're ur mock results like
My mock results were actually better than my GCSEs (I got 7 9s, 1 8 and 1 7), but my predicted grades were 4 9s (Maths & Sciences), 8s in English and humanities, and 7 in French (because those departments refused to predict 9s because my school was weird). Generally if you want lots of 9s at GCSE you should be getting lots of 8s if not 9s in the mocks (but of course this doesn't always apply). Good luck
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what did you write about the hartop english language paper q 1 to 4 tell me everything
20th Century prose-fiction
The Mill by H E Bates
An extract from the beginning of a short story, published in 1935.
20th Century prose-fiction
The Mill by H E Bates
An extract from the beginning of a short story, published in 1935.
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I got 4 9's in Geography, Biology, RE and English literature (never had a 9 in RE or English before), then 8's in Chemistry, Physics, Art and English Language and finally 7's in Maths and German. I'm in Year 12 and currently doing Biology, Geography and Physics at A-level. To be fair, I'm not sure what I want to do in the future, I think I want to go to university and do something to do with geography (probably environment based) but I'm also interested in space but I don't do maths so it would be hard to go to uni for physics. What about you?
I got 4 9's in Geography, Biology, RE and English literature (never had a 9 in RE or English before), then 8's in Chemistry, Physics, Art and English Language and finally 7's in Maths and German. I'm in Year 12 and currently doing Biology, Geography and Physics at A-level. To be fair, I'm not sure what I want to do in the future, I think I want to go to university and do something to do with geography (probably environment based) but I'm also interested in space but I don't do maths so it would be hard to go to uni for physics. What about you?
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I got 4 9's in Geography, Biology, RE and English literature (never had a 9 in RE or English before), then 8's in Chemistry, Physics, Art and English Language and finally 7's in Maths and German. I'm in Year 12 and currently doing Biology, Geography and Physics at A-level. To be fair, I'm not sure what I want to do in the future, I think I want to go to university and do something to do with geography (probably environment based) but I'm also interested in space but I don't do maths so it would be hard to go to uni for physics. What about you?
I got 4 9's in Geography, Biology, RE and English literature (never had a 9 in RE or English before), then 8's in Chemistry, Physics, Art and English Language and finally 7's in Maths and German. I'm in Year 12 and currently doing Biology, Geography and Physics at A-level. To be fair, I'm not sure what I want to do in the future, I think I want to go to university and do something to do with geography (probably environment based) but I'm also interested in space but I don't do maths so it would be hard to go to uni for physics. What about you?
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How has the writer structured the text to interest you as a reader? its on hartops family what do i write please help
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How has the writer structured the text to interest you as a reader? its on hartops family what do i write please help
How has the writer structured the text to interest you as a reader? its on hartops family what do i write please help
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How many marks would this be out of 9?
choose either an earthquake or a volcanic eruption. Assess the extent to which primary effects are more significant than secondary effects. (9 marks)
The Haiti earthquake had a magnitude of 7.0. This was very devastating as the energy released from the tension between plate margins caused a massive effect in Port au Prince.
Due to As Haiti being LEDC (the quality of their infrastructure is of low quality and quite cheap thus most likely not being earthquake proof) the effects were greater. Primary effects of the earthquake included 220,000 people killed due to collapsing buildings and bridges and further 300,000 people injured. 1.3 million people were made homeless as 100,000 homes of the buildings were destroyed and further 200,000 homes were damaged and were not possible to live in. in addition 30,000 other buildings and 60% of government buildings were badly damaged and destroyed. This included hospitals therefore treating injured people was difficult. Moreover, the main prisons were destroyed, causing over 4,000 inmates to escape, which caused a massive problem for the law enforcement.
Secondary effects of the earthquake included to 2 million people being left without the necessities like food and water, this is because getting supplies into the Haiti was difficult as the main port was damaged, and the airports were not safe to operate. Also, the poor management of the situation caused delays in people receiving help. In addition, 1 in 5 people lost their job because so many buildings were destroyed, and Haiti’s largest industry of clothing was one of the worst affected. This meant the country economy suffered greatly and taxes paid were reduced leading to the government having less money to invest into rebuilding the country. Moreover, many people had to move into temporary shelters, which meaned lots of people were craped leading to poor sanitation and health. Lastly due to the high number of deaths, many bodies were piled onto streets which meant diseases especially cholera became a serious problem, and by November 2010 there were cholera outbreaks.
In conclusion I believe primary effects to a big extent were more significant than secondary effects as most of the damages and death was caused due to the earthquake.
choose either an earthquake or a volcanic eruption. Assess the extent to which primary effects are more significant than secondary effects. (9 marks)
The Haiti earthquake had a magnitude of 7.0. This was very devastating as the energy released from the tension between plate margins caused a massive effect in Port au Prince.
Due to As Haiti being LEDC (the quality of their infrastructure is of low quality and quite cheap thus most likely not being earthquake proof) the effects were greater. Primary effects of the earthquake included 220,000 people killed due to collapsing buildings and bridges and further 300,000 people injured. 1.3 million people were made homeless as 100,000 homes of the buildings were destroyed and further 200,000 homes were damaged and were not possible to live in. in addition 30,000 other buildings and 60% of government buildings were badly damaged and destroyed. This included hospitals therefore treating injured people was difficult. Moreover, the main prisons were destroyed, causing over 4,000 inmates to escape, which caused a massive problem for the law enforcement.
Secondary effects of the earthquake included to 2 million people being left without the necessities like food and water, this is because getting supplies into the Haiti was difficult as the main port was damaged, and the airports were not safe to operate. Also, the poor management of the situation caused delays in people receiving help. In addition, 1 in 5 people lost their job because so many buildings were destroyed, and Haiti’s largest industry of clothing was one of the worst affected. This meant the country economy suffered greatly and taxes paid were reduced leading to the government having less money to invest into rebuilding the country. Moreover, many people had to move into temporary shelters, which meaned lots of people were craped leading to poor sanitation and health. Lastly due to the high number of deaths, many bodies were piled onto streets which meant diseases especially cholera became a serious problem, and by November 2010 there were cholera outbreaks.
In conclusion I believe primary effects to a big extent were more significant than secondary effects as most of the damages and death was caused due to the earthquake.
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