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  • 08-05-2013 7:00pm
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    evanbeaulieu
    Registered Users Posts: 27 ✭


    :confused:what is the best way of learning off all the long history accounts? there is so many! :eek:
    and how to do well in business studies for long questions


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    spurious
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    evanbeaulieu wrote: »
    :confused:what is the best way of learning off all the long history accounts? there is so many! :eek:

    Don't learn long accounts, learn about 8-10 facts, or significant points.


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    DublinArnie
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    People in histories are 20 marks. 1 fact + explain = 2 marks(correct me if i'm wrong Spurious). Make a mindmap of a person and add 10 facts, really easy and quick revision.


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    evanbeaulieu
    Registered Users Posts: 27 ✭evanbeaulieu


    ok ill try


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    evanbeaulieu
    Registered Users Posts: 27 ✭evanbeaulieu


    any advice on business studies?


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    mr.turtle
    Registered Users Posts: 17 ✭mr.turtle


    For business, try to know what questions you are going to do, before you go into the exam. If you choose to do the accounting questions then you already have 4ish questions ready. Try to master these now if you are going to do them.

    Also in paper 1 a budget,club accounts and an economics question almost always come up. In paper 2 books of first entry,final accounts and business documents are almost guaranteed. That's 6 out of 8 questions if you choose to do all these. After that just look at common topics like the consumer,banking,insurance and company formation as they are quite common. :)


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    evanbeaulieu
    Registered Users Posts: 27 ✭evanbeaulieu


    ok thanks for that ill study the economics question more, so, thanks


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