Leaving Cert 2013 Predictions?

matTNT

I'd swap out Isostasy with Human interaction with Surface Processes it's always come up and is much easier

AndreaEgan

Sarahke wrote: »

My teacher tried explaining about this. There's something about the higher you get in the written the less the field trip is worth

Oh really? I haven't heard that one, that is great news though!

Tommyrawr wrote: »

Physical:
Isostacy
Volcanoes,
Plate boundaries
Igneous rocks
Landform of Erosion
Feature of Chemical Weathering
Earthquake with reference to case study
Human interaction with rock cycle.

Regional :
Map of Ireland/European Region
Changing boundaries of Subcontinental
Subcontinental Culture
Population distribution of European region
Irish development Primary/Secondary Sector
Effects of Enlargement of EU
Tertiary Sector of an Subcontinental.

Geoecology :
Characteristics of a Biome
Human Impact on a biome.
Characteristics of Brown Earth Soils.
Soil forming processes.

Great, have similar predictions myself! Seems nice enough too You hardly have anything on isostacy?

barry194

Tommyrawr wrote: »

Physical:
Isostacy
Volcanoes,
Plate boundaries
Igneous rocks
Landform of Erosion
Feature of Chemical Weathering
Earthquake with reference to case study
Human interaction with rock cycle.

Regional :
Map of Ireland/European Region
Changing boundaries of Subcontinental
Subcontinental Culture
Population distribution of European region
Irish development Primary/Secondary Sector
Effects of Enlargement of EU
Tertiary Sector of an Subcontinental.

Geoecology :
Characteristics of a Biome
Human Impact on a biome.
Characteristics of Brown Earth Soils.
Soil forming processes.

Physical and Geo sound good but for Regional do you not think Paris Basin/Mezzo will come up?

Tommyrawr

Sarahke wrote: »

What do you mean by changing boundaries?

Changing boundaries such as growth of an urban area

barry194 wrote: »

Physical and Geo sound good but for Regional do you not think Paris Basin/Mezzo will come up?

Yeah i'd say paris basin/mez will come up as a map
Population distribution
Secondary or tertiary sector

just dont rely on predictions either I just got tipped most of these from a grinds school.

barry194

Tommyrawr wrote: »

Changing boundaries such as growth of an urban area


Yeah i'd say paris basin/mez will come up as a map
Population distribution
Secondary or tertiary sector

just dont rely on predictions either I just got tipped most of these from a grinds school.

Ah ok ya can't take any risks.

What would be your dream set of qs.

Mine would be:

Physical - a) answering qs on a diagram b) quarrying c) waterfall

Regional - a) answering qs on something b) primary in Europe c) Anything GDA

Electives - a) answering qs on something b) Tourism in Europe c) MNCs

Geo - characteristics of Biome.

Sarahke

barry194 wrote: »

Ah ok ya can't take any risks.

What would be your dream set of qs.

Mine would be:

Physical - a) answering qs on a diagram b) quarrying c) waterfall

Regional - a) answering qs on something b) primary in Europe c) Anything GDA

Electives - a) answering qs on something b) Tourism in Europe c) MNCs

Geo - characteristics of Biome.

I've a feeling that the biome will be on "how animal life adapt to soil and climate" I'm so scared that I I'll get a biome that I won't be able to answer

cw67irl

Anyone have any Leaving Chemistry predictions? Anything to watch out for or is a safe bet?

External Mature Candidate!

Cheers

study13

cw67irl wrote: »

Anyone have any Leaving Chemistry predictions? Anything to watch out for or is a safe bet?

External Mature Candidate!

Cheers

i say the best thing to do for chemistry is learn all the experiments because you have to answer at least two, then you should know all of atomic theory as well as organic chemistry - you should't fail at all if you know them inside out - i think

Luize

Does anyone have any predictions for higher level maths or is it just too unpredictable?

Tommyrawr

Sarahke wrote: »

I've a feeling that the biome will be on "how animal life adapt to soil and climate" I'm so scared that I I'll get a biome that I won't be able to answer

Are you doing Desert Biome or Rainforest?

roxyos

OL irish anyone?? thanksss

Luize

roxyos wrote: »

OL irish anyone?? thanksss

Colscaradh and Caca Milis!

peekachoo

Luize wrote: »

Does anyone have any predictions for higher level maths or is it just too unpredictable?

all I know is financial maths is meant to be a 25 mark question instead of 50

Tommyrawr

anyone know of for HL Irish?
Poetry and Pro's/ and Filiocht breise?

ray2012

cw67irl wrote: »

Anyone have any Leaving Chemistry predictions? Anything to watch out for or is a safe bet?

External Mature Candidate!

Cheers

I'm beyond f**ked for chemistry. For sure my worst subject. Dreading it! :pac:

ray2012

Tommyrawr wrote: »

anyone know of for HL Irish?
Poetry and Pro's/ and Filiocht breise?

Poetry I'd say either Mo Ghra-sa (hopefully) or Colscaradh. For the Pró's I'm predicting Cáca milís or Oisín

Sarahke

Tommyrawr wrote: »

Are you doing Desert Biome or Rainforest?

We covered both but I think I'll focus on the desert

outnumbered

peekachoo wrote: »

all I know is financial maths is meant to be a 25 mark question instead of 50

What? :O where did you hear of this?

peekachoo

outnumbered wrote: »

What? :O where did you hear of this?

teacher from a grinds school

kevin12345

peekachoo wrote: »

teacher from a grinds school

Did they say if an exponential-type question is likely to be a 25 marker or 50 marker? HATE those questions.

outnumbered

peekachoo wrote: »

teacher from a grinds school

Okay so Lets get this straight...
What will be the long questions? Algebra/arithmetic, diff and integ, what else? :O and how certain is she?

spurious

If there was to be a major change in the question weighting of particular questions in the exam, a circular would have been sent to all schools.

Admittedly the grinds businesses are not schools, but PLEASE take these alleged predictions with a sack of salt.

Bonbon1995

peekachoo wrote: »

teacher from a grinds school

OL or HL?

outnumbered

kevin12345 wrote: »

Did they say if an exponential-type question is likely to be a 25 marker or 50 marker? HATE those questions.

what's an exponential question?

outnumbered

spurious wrote: »

If there was to be a major change in the question weighting of particular questions in the exam, a circular would have been sent to all schools.

Admittedly the grinds businesses are not schools, but PLEASE take these alleged predictions with a sack of salt.

Exactly! As aren't the strand 3 questions meant to be examined as a long question?

peekachoo

Oh yeah these are only predictions don't take it as stone fact or anything, he mentioned indices and logs to come up but after that maths is basically impossible to predict!

peekachoo

Bonbon1995 wrote: »

OL or HL?

hl

outnumbered

Higher Level Irish is so unpredictable! The course is only out a year. There are no trends or anything, for paper 2 anyway.
For the Essay, they're only testing your level of irish, not your information on topics. For this reason, I'm sure we'll be fine.
As for the rest, Learn ALL the poets, Major themes and Summaries of the Pros. Then I'd say just focus on characters for An Triail.
Irish is my worst subject, but even so, I don't think it'll be so bad. The oral is done so That will pass most!

11Charlie11

peekachoo wrote: »

all I know is financial maths is meant to be a 25 mark question instead of 50

Please say your joking! I've spent the last two weeks learn it and its prob the only question I'm confident about!

outnumbered

11Charlie11 wrote: »

Please say your joking! I've spent the last two weeks learn it and its prob the only question I'm confident about!

Look, I doubt this.... Maybe but really unlikely. For paper 1, know Diff, integ, logs, algebra, Induction, complex no's , and financial maths.!
Ps, I'm not trying to undermine Peekacho, sorry, just my opinion and that's hers/his! :P