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biology exam papers

willowmegs · 2006-05-20 21:37:25

how effective would doing all the long questions in the biology higher exam papers and sample papers and just learning all the answers off be? surely all the questions are similar enough anyway?

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20-05-2006 10:37pm

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willowmegs

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how effective would doing all the long questions in the biology higher exam papers and sample papers and just learning all the answers off be? surely all the questions are similar enough anyway?

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#2 20-05-2006 10:57pm
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a lot of those are sample papers since it's a relatively new course. It's only been examined twice. So you only have two real exam papers there.

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#3 20-05-2006 11:41pm
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They are repeating alot already though so its deffinatly worth knowing them!

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#4 21-05-2006 12:50pm
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JohnPH wrote:

They are repeating alot already though so its deffinatly worth knowing them!

yeah ive done the two exam papers and the first sample paper and some stuff is repeated but asked in a roundabout way. i just want my honour in the exam, once its a c i dont care.

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#5 21-05-2006 9:21pm
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The Folens Sample Papers are also rather great

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#6 22-05-2006 8:54pm
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exam papers tend to go in 3 year cycles but there is no point in relying on this. yes certainly do complete the exam paper questions and you will find some of them will repeat and it is a good place to start. However all the course content must appear on an exam in some exam at some stage so just using exam papers will not work.

For some revision hints check out http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2054934867

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