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AQA GCSE German Writing Higher Tier 4H (8668/WH) - 26th May 2023 [Exam Chat]

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How did your AQA GCSE German Higher tier Writing exam go?

AQA GCSE German Writing 4H (8668/WH) - 26th May 2023 [Exam Chat]

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Wishing you all the best of luck.

General Information

Date/Time: 26th May 2023, am
Length: 1hr 15 mins (standard time)

Resources
https://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/languages/gcse/german-8668

(edited 1 year ago)

Reply 1

aarad.vfx

4

predicitions for the exam tmrw?

Reply 2

Trash_Bag4444

1

i just hope it's sport or free time because we have done that loads in the mocks. Do you know if we get to choose between 2 or three questions because I thought it was 2 but for the last few years, there has been one question per theme?

Reply 3

JackLamping

1

Original post by Trash_Bag4444

i just hope it's sport or free time because we have done that loads in the mocks. Do you know if we get to choose between 2 or three questions because I thought it was 2 but for the last few years, there has been one question per theme?

It’s two questions, they’re switching back to how it was pre-covid, because the examiners think that our year wasn’t that affected by the pandemic.

Reply 4

chocwaffle07

1

What did people think of the 2 bullet point tasks?

Reply 5

r_voh

4

Hi, how did everyone find it? I thought the options were quite good, but I messed up a couple phrases in the translation, which was annoying since I usually get full marks in that part... I hope I don't get docked too many marks. Also, about the German grade boundaries... in 2018 and 2019 it was 201/240 for a 9, do you think they'll revert to that this year? Some people seemed to find the listening a bit hard... I thought it was a bit different to the past papers I had done... so lower boundaries? Maybe 196 is my prediction, I think last year it was 186 or something, but aqa said that grade boundaries were being restored sooo...

OP

Bumping this as i couldn't earlier

OP

also added a poll to this thread

Reply 8

rse234

8

Original post by r_voh

Hi, how did everyone find it? I thought the options were quite good, but I messed up a couple phrases in the translation, which was annoying since I usually get full marks in that part... I hope I don't get docked too many marks. Also, about the German grade boundaries... in 2018 and 2019 it was 201/240 for a 9, do you think they'll revert to that this year? Some people seemed to find the listening a bit hard... I thought it was a bit different to the past papers I had done... so lower boundaries? Maybe 196 is my prediction, I think last year it was 186 or something, but aqa said that grade boundaries were being restored sooo...

i think it’ll be slightly lower than 2019. For my year personally, loads of people found the listening difficult even people who are practically fluent

(edited 11 months ago)

Reply 9

Hhh89

1

Original post by r_voh

Hi, how did everyone find it? I thought the options were quite good, but I messed up a couple phrases in the translation, which was annoying since I usually get full marks in that part... I hope I don't get docked too many marks. Also, about the German grade boundaries... in 2018 and 2019 it was 201/240 for a 9, do you think they'll revert to that this year? Some people seemed to find the listening a bit hard... I thought it was a bit different to the past papers I had done... so lower boundaries? Maybe 196 is my prediction, I think last year it was 186 or something, but aqa said that grade boundaries were being restored sooo...

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AQA GCSE German Writing Higher Tier 4H (8668/WH) - 26th May 2023 [Exam Chat]

How did your AQA GCSE German Higher tier Writing exam go?

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