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Just had my IT Mock GCSE Exam earlier, and I could not believe how laughably easy it was.
The very first question for example asks "What is the computer item pictured"
*pictured is blatantly a keyboard*
A. Monitor
B. Keyboard
C. Mouse
D. Scanner
I mean, GUH!?
There was possibly one question in the entire test that challenged me remotely. It was one of the later ones, and asked something like, "What is to the right of V on the keyboard". And even that whilst I first thought it was "G", I changed my mind to "B" and got it correct. So, yes, anyway, it was much too easy. Rant over.
The very first question for example asks "What is the computer item pictured"
*pictured is blatantly a keyboard*
A. Monitor
B. Keyboard
C. Mouse
D. Scanner
I mean, GUH!?
There was possibly one question in the entire test that challenged me remotely. It was one of the later ones, and asked something like, "What is to the right of V on the keyboard". And even that whilst I first thought it was "G", I changed my mind to "B" and got it correct. So, yes, anyway, it was much too easy. Rant over.
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The exams were pish, but the lesson was gay.
I hated it more then maths.
I hated it more then maths.
*sobs*
Ashman wrote:
> 3) Clever
> I'd say I am probably the third
I urge you to rethink this.
> 3) Clever
> I'd say I am probably the third
I urge you to rethink this.
Timmargh wrote:
> Ashman wrote:
> Yeah, the second out of the two brotehrs always is more outgoing,
> clever, but lazy. The first is hardworking but often reserved.
> *****
>
> I'm the youngest of 3. In chronological order we are:-
>
> 1) Clever, hard working, lower than average common sense, unlucky
>
> 2) Thick, lazy, lots of common sense, lucky
>
> 3) Clever, lazy, average common sense, average luck
I'd say I am probably the third, allthough I haven't had a great amount of luck in my times. But yeah, that probably fits me.
> Ashman wrote:
> Yeah, the second out of the two brotehrs always is more outgoing,
> clever, but lazy. The first is hardworking but often reserved.
> *****
>
> I'm the youngest of 3. In chronological order we are:-
>
> 1) Clever, hard working, lower than average common sense, unlucky
>
> 2) Thick, lazy, lots of common sense, lucky
>
> 3) Clever, lazy, average common sense, average luck
I'd say I am probably the third, allthough I haven't had a great amount of luck in my times. But yeah, that probably fits me.
gcse was that easy. But when you get to alevel things get harder. Biology gcse was simple, so simple in fact you'll be surprised that a cell did just comprise of just a membrane, cytoplasm and a nucleaus. Theres hell of a lot more, and we would have done well if they taught us just a little more advanced level stuff.
Clazon wrote:
> Der Nazi wrote:
> play the unlockable spaceship game on Excel 97.
>
> que?
Press F5 to call up the dialogue box, and then type in x97:97. Once this area is highlighted, press tab. Then hold down control and shift, and click on thegraph icon.
> Der Nazi wrote:
> play the unlockable spaceship game on Excel 97.
>
> que?
Press F5 to call up the dialogue box, and then type in x97:97. Once this area is highlighted, press tab. Then hold down control and shift, and click on thegraph icon.
Tis extremely easy. If you don't get an A* in the real thing you deserve to be shot!
Exams Exshams
Der Nazi wrote:
> play the unlockable spaceship game on Excel 97.
que?
> play the unlockable spaceship game on Excel 97.
que?
GCSE IT is very boring at times, I have to admit. The onlt fun things I've done so far are put stupid names into coursework data (eg Hugh Jars, Mike Oxlong) and play the unlockable spaceship game on Excel 97.
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