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Junior Cert 2011: Predictions Thread

ScummyMan

Right, so theres a few threads lying around now asking for predictions, so i thought it would be a good idea to put them all in one place.
So if your teacher has made an educated guess, or even if your uncle's nephew's second cousin's son in law told you someting, let us know here! :pac:

Ill set the ball rolling:

HISTORY:
Cold war has never not come up two years in a row in Q6, and it wasnt asked last year. Very likely to appear.

Feel free to add your own!

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Desire.

fabulousdiva wrote: »

DOOOONT worry! french formal letter will NOT COME UP ! it may as a choice but in all the years of the junior cert it has never come up on its own and it never will! a informal letter comes up every year! i would spend my time looking at that than worrying about formal letter!

It could, it says so on the syllabus.

fabulousdiva

moretothegirl wrote: »

Can anyone tell me a rough guideline of formal French letter!? Opening and closing perhaps?? I know nothing about formal letters!

DOOOONT worry! french formal letter will NOT COME UP ! it may as a choice but in all the years of the junior cert it has never come up on its own and it never will! a informal letter comes up every year! i would spend my time looking at that than worrying about formal letter!

shadowninty

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By Seamier Heaney
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Counting the bells knell-- *yawn*

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well learnt

Eoin1414

*Maths* : Theorem on line divides sides of the triangle in the same ratio. Very unlikely that Pythagoras will come up this year!

moretothegirl

Can anyone tell me a rough guideline of formal French letter!? Opening and closing perhaps?? I know nothing about formal letters!

Desire.

En wrote: »

I'm not sure, but are the same questions allowed to come up two years in a row for the studied part of English? That would rule out a lot of possibilities.

Anything is allowed, but, generally, they don't.

English~
Teacher hinted that a relationships question was likely to come up in the studied fiction section.

I'm not sure, but are the same questions allowed to come up two years in a row for the studied part of English? That would rule out a lot of possibilities.

Emer95x

Yeah im freaking out about the junior cert. I go to an irish school so its harder.

Im screwed for science thats the one that is tottaly unpredictable. Not looking forward to english eithur!

so really any help i can get here is seriously apreciated:) ___Emer ___

shadowninty

I'd be surprised if social change didn't come up

Ill study WWII and Irish Independence and fall back on social change if necessary

Desire.

Yeah, I'd say it will. It's been over five or six years since it didn't come up on question 6. I'm also not going to bother with Irish History, I got an A in the Pre and we hadn't covered any of it then.

fabulousdiva

do you guys think social change wiLL defo come up???
what do ye think will COME up on A in question 6 in hl history??! i am thinking either middle ages, ancient civil. or explorations! i am screwed if social change doesnt come up cus i am not studying world wars or irish history!

jwcurtin

shadowninty wrote: »

My teacher had us learning the new FG and Labour ministers....

Your teacher is an eejit

Papers are normally prepared in November and Published in January so expect something like buildings or worldwide presidents/prime ministers etc

ciara95

Slow Show wrote: »

You studied Lord of the Flies, lucky...it's meant to be amazing, I have it on my to-read list for summer. Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry is just dull for the most part.

I think my teacher may have said something about studying the opening scene, as the closing scene came up last year. Or maybe it's the other way around. I'd rather a character or relationship or theme question to come up tbh. Hate Fiction, it was my best section in the mocks though, but I think that was because I'd already read the book that the unseen bit was from. Maybe if I actually liked my novel, sigh.

I didnt like it that much when we were reading it, probably due to the fact we went ridiculously slow and my class is full of idiots/and or messers. It was a bit unrelatable, its about 10 or 12 year old boys on an island, and yeah i'm a 16 year old girl who's never even climbed a tree!
But it was really interesting and really well written, the psychology and symbolism and stuff behind it is kind of amazing, and my teacher said when it was written it was shocking to even consider children as being evil.
Its a good read

shadowninty

Desire. wrote: »

The paper was set when Fianna Fáil were still in government.

My teacher had us learning the new FG and Labour ministers....

Desire.

Eoin_Sheehy wrote: »

For CSPE don't bank on the Queen and Obama being on it, mainly because the Queen was on last year and the exam papers were written before those visits were announced, however probably after the election so you'll need to know you high ranking Ministers. (Vradkar, Burton, Bruton, Noonan, Gilmore and Kenny would be the main ones, google image search them.)

The paper was set when Fianna Fáil were still in government.

Eoin_Sheehy

For CSPE don't bank on the Queen and Obama being on it, mainly because the Queen was on last year and the exam papers were written before those visits were announced, however probably after the election so you'll need to know you high ranking Ministers. (Vradkar, Burton, Bruton, Noonan, Gilmore and Kenny would be the main ones, google image search them.)

Desire.

stevek2840 wrote: »

what about hl wood and my cspe teacher said something about david cameron but wasnt really listening (my bad)!!

Well, if it's CSPE, it will only be a picture of him or something.

stevek2840

what about hl wood and my cspe teacher said something about david cameron but wasnt really listening (my bad)!!

stevek2840

Man.UnitedLad wrote: »

Roll of Thunder Hear my Cry. Sweet Jesus what a boring book! Im doing it aswell, stopped studying it as i keep falling asleep :pac:

well at least ye have a starting thats good im doing to kill a mocking bird so hopefully ending comes up

ScummyMan

Roll of Thunder Hear my Cry. Sweet Jesus what a boring book! Im doing it aswell, stopped studying it as i keep falling asleep :pac:

OsamaObama321

Does anyone kno wat themes will come up for studied poetry an prós? Im doin david lang for prós an teilifís for poem i cn also do an gadaí an mayb a diffrnt poem

Slow Show

ciara95 wrote: »

I cant remember any of the ending of Lord of the Flies. I know the opening really well, so hopefully that might come up:)

You studied Lord of the Flies, lucky...it's meant to be amazing, I have it on my to-read list for summer. Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry is just dull for the most part.

I think my teacher may have said something about studying the opening scene, as the closing scene came up last year. Or maybe it's the other way around. I'd rather a character or relationship or theme question to come up tbh. Hate Fiction, it was my best section in the mocks though, but I think that was because I'd already read the book that the unseen bit was from. Maybe if I actually liked my novel, sigh.

ciara95

DarkEagleEye wrote: »

I feel that a question on the closing or opening of a novel could come up as our teacher said it was likely. Dont count on it though I would prefer to study every possibility IMO.;)

I cant remember any of the ending of Lord of the Flies. I know the opening really well, so hopefully that might come up:)

DarkEagleEye

I feel that a question on the closing or opening of a novel could come up as our teacher said it was likely. Dont count on it though I would prefer to study every possibility IMO.;)

Eoin_Sheehy

Anyone want to take a stab at any of the English exam, I'm truly s**ting it for that exam through a mixture of a rubbish teacher and just preferring Mathsy subjects anyway.

I've received a dodgy tip off that the people in history question could include a Monk in a medieval or Irish monastery, but I wouldn't put money on it.

I dunno, I don't mind formal letters, such much more going for layout which is easy, I seem to have a slight different end to all of ye.

Je vous prie d'agréer, Monsieur, l'expression de med sentiments distunguées.

Eoin Sheehy.

robman60

History - Q4: Reformer and Factory Owner during Industrial Revolution.

ciara95

Desire. wrote: »

Am I the only one who thinks the formal letter is easier?

J'attends votre réponse plus vite.

Veuillez agréer, Monsieur, l'expression de me sentiments distingúes.

In a way it's easier because more of it is learning off, but (in my opinion) it's harder to learn off.
Btw am I the only one who says 'l'expression de mes sentiments respecteux' ????

Desire.

Am I the only one who thinks the formal letter is easier?

J'attends votre réponse plus vite.

Veuillez agréer, Monsieur, l'expression de me sentiments distingúes.

ScummyMan

Id also be well and truely fecked if a formal letter came up on its own, so heres hoping it wont! :pac:

Science has a lot of repetition imo, hard to make a prediction, but if you do the last few years of exam questions there is a lot of questions repeated.

ciara95

jwcurtin wrote: »

Veuillez Agreer, Monsieur, l'expression de me sentiments distingues.

jwcurtin

I hate that line, I never remember it:L

Anyone have any science predictions? Not looking forward to the science exam, but I suppose haven't we already done 30% of it? That's reassuring:)