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passing Biology the easy way

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  • 10-03-2006 7:05pm
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    Deirdre 001
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 4 ✭


    Ok all of the people who aren't very good at Biology. I am just about to let you into the biggest leaving cert secret EVER. You can pass biology by TOTALLY leaving out Unit 3 that means all those diagrams, defentions etc. You have to know your experiments and unit 2+3 good enough for this to work but it is a walk in the park!!!!!!!!!


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    Karoma
    Registered Users Posts: 19,396 ✭✭✭✭Karoma


    ....what....? oO


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    Deirdre 001
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 4 ✭Deirdre 001


    You need to specify a question????


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    Aporia
    Closed Accounts Posts: 377 ✭✭Aporia


    eh... i really didn't get that post...:confused:
    do you mean leave out unit 2
    if you ''leave out'' unit 2 then you won't be able to answer some short questions and there's also every possibility that an experiment from unit 2 would come up.

    i find the cell section [unit 2] pretty hard so i'm just learning the basic defintions and experiments and completley avoiding the long questions about the cell


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    abercrombie
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    Deirdre 001 wrote:
    Ok all of the people who aren't very good at Biology. I am just about to let you into the biggest leaving cert secret EVER. You can pass biology by TOTALLY leaving out Unit 3 that means all those diagrams, defentions etc. You have to know your experiments and unit 2+3 good enough for this to work but it is a walk in the park!!!!!!!!!
    eh what???


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    Anto and Moe
    Closed Accounts Posts: 202 ✭✭Anto and Moe


    This post is lacking in credibility.
    Begon evil ladder! Can't I just remain oblivious?!


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    Gazza22
    Registered Users Posts: 2,117 ✭✭✭Gazza22


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    Well done Deirdre! Great stuff! That's an A1 for me!

    .....for sure :rolleyes:

    In other news, it was revelaed today l.c examiners are really leprecauns! This is like TOTALLY the biggest leaving certificate secret EVER!


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    Raphael
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    No they aren't, they're Veela. Duh.


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    curtains
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    Listen, I would in no away advise anyone to do but the poster has a point...

    5 of the short questions in Section A must be from Unit 1, Unit 2
    At least one of the experiments in Section B must be from 1 and/or 2
    At least one long question in Section C must be from the same units

    (This is official department rules btw)

    Therefore, yes, you can pass by just doing Unit 1+2. Provided you get full marks in each question the minimum you would get this way would be 180 marks out of 400, about 45%.

    But, like I said, not something I'd recommend...


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