What were your views on it?
I did AQA and found it pretty easy, even though i've never found the USA and Germany before WW2 that simple to learn. I did questions 2 and 7, and wrote 10 pages :8
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What were your views on it?
I did AQA and found it pretty easy, even though i've never found the USA and Germany before WW2 that simple to learn. I did questions 2 and 7, and wrote 10 pages :8
OCR
Spec B Modern World
Women's suffrage sources... not just womens suffrage sourcework... SUFFRAGETTTES <3
It was an absolute BABE.
I did the AQA History A Paper 2 exam, American West, I found it pretty easy and answered questions one and two.
I did OCR Histroy of Medicine. Twas on Alexander Fleming, whom I had studied the previous night. I was well pleased :D
Same:D Only question I found difficult was 3, the stanined glass window source. Still did it though.Quote:
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ditto to that (:Quote:
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i totally had a go about the stained glass window on question three & wrote bare lots. and ahaha, for one question i put "andrew fleming" and i was walking home and i realised his name was alex, so i was like LOL o dear. but nevermind, i only used his first name once.
same!! it was sooo much easier than the first oneQuote:
Originally Posted by Charles
Lol, same. It was quite easy in my opinion.Quote:
Originally Posted by invincible
I found them the same, really. Was dreading this paper though as I screwed it up in the mocks.Quote:
Originally Posted by jendog
yeah i always used to mess up on the essay questions that were worth 15 marks but i think i did good on them so i was happy!Quote:
Originally Posted by Charles