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Mine start today and here's what I've got:
MONDAY 5TH JANUARY
9:00am - 11:00am: English
1:50pm - 3:50pm: Maths
Ah well, at least I get a few hours off to go home and revise (play PS2/PC :D).
MONDAY 5TH JANUARY
9:00am - 11:00am: English
1:50pm - 3:50pm: Maths
Ah well, at least I get a few hours off to go home and revise (play PS2/PC :D).
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I've done quite well so far in English- I was only a couple of marks away from A* on my two pieces of coursework I've done so far. But I really sucked on my modular science exams. I was told to revise the wrong stuff, plus I wasn't taught some of it. But I'll hopefully get a B...
Bah, I really wanna get it out of the way. I WILL fail French and do terrible. And I really couldn't give a toss - I'm never gonna go to France.
we had to do a long speach on holidays (les Vacations)
We had a folder (one of them cardboard ones) opened up and we had to put lil que words or pictures on, me and my friend practly wrote the whole speach out but our teacher said it was fine!
We had a folder (one of them cardboard ones) opened up and we had to put lil que words or pictures on, me and my friend practly wrote the whole speach out but our teacher said it was fine!
OPLAR wrote:
> Did you lot have to do French orals? Memorising 5 sections, each
> having 25 sentences in, and we're only gonna be tested on ONE.
Our French oral exam was divided into three parts; one was a short, Q and A test - basically one of the five topics we were told to revise on; second was a ten minute long speech concentrating on a chosen subject; and lastly, well I can't remember, but that was rather easy. It was the speech that was tough.
> Did you lot have to do French orals? Memorising 5 sections, each
> having 25 sentences in, and we're only gonna be tested on ONE.
Our French oral exam was divided into three parts; one was a short, Q and A test - basically one of the five topics we were told to revise on; second was a ten minute long speech concentrating on a chosen subject; and lastly, well I can't remember, but that was rather easy. It was the speech that was tough.
French is the easiest...may i take u back to my earlier post
Darling says:
> French------------A
Darling says:
> French------------A
Did you lot have to do French orals? Memorising 5 sections, each having 25 sentences in, and we're only gonna be tested on ONE.
Mocks are always harder than the actual exams.
I never revised for Prelims and other pointless exams because I knew they didn't matter. You'll still do well in them without revising, unless you're an idiot.
I did the minimum revision for my Highers and got great marks.
Muh.
I never revised for Prelims and other pointless exams because I knew they didn't matter. You'll still do well in them without revising, unless you're an idiot.
I did the minimum revision for my Highers and got great marks.
Muh.
Nah, I've done no revision yet, and don't intend to, except for my French orals, which are gonna be bloody tough. Memorising 5 sections, each having 25 sentences in, and we're only gonna be tested on ONE.
But yeah, Maths was OK. I reckon I got about 60%.
But yeah, Maths was OK. I reckon I got about 60%.
thanks!
We never got time off school to revise for mocks, and I ended up getting something like three A*’s, a few B’s and two or three C’s. Besides, you always do better in the real thing. Except me. Apparently my coursework dragged my grade down. Moo-bah.
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