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Maths: I would say just past papers and more past papers at this stage because now you really have to lock in your exam technique, and then once you have done an exam paper, look at it on youtube as the coresponding walkthrough paper so for the questions you didnt know, or you got wrong, you get an example working out for it.
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Physics: Learn the equations. Im not sure if you get them in the exam like us, but learn the equatiosn if you dont, this way if you need one then you can write it down and use it. You can try memorising them with flashcards and then ask a family member or a freind to test you on them. Also once again past papers because there is only so many questions the exam board can ask you.
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Biology: The content, especially on content heavy parts, and then exam questions and past papers. Biology likes to ask for specific words so learn your answers acoring to the content AND the mark scheme.
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Chemistry: Once again past papers, and equations, because chemistry is really quite mathsy. Also definitions because if you know the definition then you should be able to sus out the answer.
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Lit: quotes, themes, charecters, the way they all link togeather, context. Learn all of that along with time management by doing exam questions then asking your teachers to mark them.
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Laung- time management, but also read books, newspapers, magasines and annotate them acoring to what you would have to do in the exam.
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Spanish: key phrases, sentences for themes and all of that. If you can think up an answer for any of the themes that they give you then you are set.
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