I did the WJEC papers, and found them both to be alot easier than i expected.
I'd been abit aprehensive because History is that type of subject, if u dont revise and don't know it you'll fail.
I did section two on bother papers also.
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I did the WJEC papers, and found them both to be alot easier than i expected.
I'd been abit aprehensive because History is that type of subject, if u dont revise and don't know it you'll fail.
I did section two on bother papers also.
I found it bloody hard, did edexcel and omg sooo much writing
I did OCR. Ya lots of writin, didnt think I was gonna finish so I rushed Section B
I did OCR, History B (Modern World). We were really lucky with the paper, it had some really juicy questions :P. Went really well :).
I did AQA and wooooh my hand hurts. I was proper rushing it at the end as I realised I didn't have that much time left.
Never spelt Czechoslovakia so many times in my life either.
I did Spec B AQA but it was still bloody hard mannn =( I fail at life
What the hell is the Saar :( and whos Hitler i mean *** does he have to do with anything....
Saar was a league of nations governed territory I believe. Also, please tell me you are joking about not knowing who Hitler is...Quote:
Originally Posted by PlebHead
i did ocr spec a. [:
medicine through time & britain 1815-1851
pretty straight forward paper, wrote a hell of a lot. :D
You lot must do a totally different course to me.
Our two papers where
Germany - 1918 - 1945
USA - 1920 - 1945
One of my freinds wrote like, 2 pages in the books - I was laughing in my head...surely you cant get A*-C with that much?? I filled the book.
Am i the only one that did Edxcel?
:S
Owell all sounds like we had thousands to write :P
most my friends wrote 6-7 pages, i didnt do it, thank god.
Am i right in thinking you guys had a question sheet, and a seperate 12 page answer book?
The WJEC just provides one answer booklet with space underneath each question for your answer, and i filled every available line.
I did OCR History B.
Wasnt too bad, only a few hard bits.
Did 6 and a half pages, my hand hurt badly afterwards. =[
well, for ocr you get a 12 page question book & then the 12 page answer book.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lµke
and i wrote 16 pages. ahaha.
i did the school history project which is medicine through time and american west i did medicine through time paper today and found it alright even though i only revised last night i was lucky with the questions
did anyone else do this? its on AQA board
OCR Spec B Modern World.
Core content with the USA (1920-1945)
Same paper as Garion. Twas a BABE.
I did OCR Spec A.
Section A was History of Medicine and Section B [our depth study] was American West. I thought it was really hard, and I did a lot of writing. I ended up doing 14 pages - filling up my 8 page answer booklet and 3 additional sheets front and back. But I have large writing so I hope I dont bore examiners.
Mine was History of Medicine, which was sooo easy, then we do Germany 1914-1939, was harder and also wished I chose question 3 instead of 2.
ooh you only get 8 page answer booklets? we get 12.Quote:
Originally Posted by .:.:.Sammeth.:.:.
Errrrr i did Medicine thru time and American west, being as i dont care about History or what i get in that GCSE i dont think i did well.
Not even sure what board im on. Eh
But what reaaaaallly annoyed me was this guy who was set next row to me, when they said "Pens down". He just kept going.. and going until the examiner came to him. And as we were at the back.. he managed to write a whole extra half side for both papers.
****** me right off.