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Junior Cert 2011: Predictions Thread

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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,248 ✭✭✭Slow Show


    If the formal letter comes up alone I actually think I might cry.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 42 fabulousdiva


    Desire. wrote: »
    Because you are supposed to do it.

    well we did'nt cus my teacher says there is a 0% chance of it coming upon its own. and if it did i have notes in my succes au brevet!

    does it need to be long anyway???


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 42 fabulousdiva


    Slow Show wrote: »
    If the formal letter comes up alone I actually think I might cry.

    everyone doing french for jc in my school will all freak out!


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 42 fabulousdiva


    for anyone who is in a panic about french formal letters... here is vocab i found for it!! hope it helps :P :)


    Formal letters are written to tourist offices, hotels, campsites, schools etc. requesting information or making reservations. They are different in French and in English. The many differences concern the layout of the information on the page.
    General Guidelines
    Remember to use only the ‘vous’ form of the verb and not the familiar form ‘tu’.
    Begin with either Monsieur or Madame followed by a comma. Never use Cher / Chère!
    The town, date, month and year are placed on the top line on the right-hand side of the page. Note the comma after the town and the use of a small letter for the month!
    The sender’s address is placed directly opposite, on the left-hand side. Don’t forget to include ‘Irlande’ spelt correctly!
    The recipient’s address and country is placed one line beneath the town and date.
    Leave a line between paragraphs
    Use a formal ending and sign the letter.
    Remember when writing a formal letter there is no need to expand beyond the information in the guidelines.
    Useful expressions
    Je vous écris de la part de……I’m writing on behalf of…
    Je voudrais des renseignements…I’d like some information
    Sur la région / la ville / le camping……About the region / town / campsite
    Je voudrais une liste d’hôtels / d’auberges de jeunesse……I’d like a list of hotels / youth hostels
    Une liste de vos tarifs…A price list
    Veuillez indiquer le tarif de ce séjour……Please let us know the price of this stay
    Nous voudrions réserver un emplacement à l’ombre…We would like to book a site in the shade
    Voulez-vous m’envoyer un dépliant sur les sites touristiques ?…Would you please send me a leaflet about tourist attractions ?
    Je vous serais reconnaissant de m’envoyer… I would be grateful if you could send me…
    Voulez-vous nous envoyer une brochure / un prospectus sur la ville ?…Would you please send us a brochure / prospectus about the town
    Nous avons l’intention de passer une semaine…We intend spending a week…
    Nous comptons passer deux semaines…..We intend spending two week…
    Nous sommes quatre : un couple et deux enfants…There are four of us : two adults and two children
    Je voudrais / nous voudrions rester en demi-pension…… I / We would like to stay half-board
    Pension complète……Full-board
    La climatisation/l’ascenseur ne marchait pas……the air conditioning/lift was not working
    Qu’est-ce qu’il y a à voir et à faire?……What is there to see and do?
    J’aimerais travailler en France cet été… I would like to work in France this summer.
    J’aimerais passer quelques semaines dans votre école… I would like to spend some time in your school.
    Est-ce que l’ecole est loin du centre ville ?... Is the school far from the city centre ?
    Je voudrais améliorer mon français/découvrir la culture française… I would like to improve my French/discover the French culture.
    J’ai déjà travaillé dans un hôtel/café/restaurant… I have already worked in a hotel/café/restaurant.
    Où est situé/où se trouve l’hôtel ?... Where is the hotel ?
    J’attends confirmation de votre part… I look forward to hearing from you
    Alternative endings
    Avec mes remerciements (anticipés), je vous prie d’agréer, Monsieur, l’expression de mes sentiments distingués.
    Dans l’attente de votre réponse, je vous prie d’agréer, Monsieur, l’expression de mes salutations distinguées.
    Sincèrement.
    Merci à l’avance.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 1,696 ✭✭✭outnumbered


    ANY PREDICTIONS FOR HIGHER LEVEL BUSINESS AND IRISH?? :) SO MUCH TO LEARN!!!!!


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 26 OsamaObama321


    FatRat wrote: »
    I don't do French.

    But I'd love if it did come up :pac:

    Thankfully I do German, which means an informal letter and a note. None of that postcard and formal letter crap!

    Emm i do german an postcard can come up so WRONG!!!!!


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 14 Glowworm4


    A formal letter can also come up in german!! It says so in the syllabus.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 447 ✭✭omg a kitty


    Anyone wanna have at guessing what the Ordinary Irish letter is gonna be?
    Not too worried about it Ordinary Irish, but it would be good to learn off the ones that are likely to come up.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 26 OsamaObama321


    Glowworm4 wrote: »
    A formal letter can also come up in german!! It says so in the syllabus.

    Ye but it nevr duz so WRONG!!!!! again


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 1,601 ✭✭✭Desire.


    Ye but it nevr duz so WRONG!!!!! again

    The syllabus is hardly wrong.


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,355 ✭✭✭buyer95


    Basically everybody has given their 2 cents on the probability of certain theroems coming up. People hav esaid the circle theroem is a definite, the dividing the sides of a triangle in ratio. and the parallelogram! Basically everybody is guessing, which I suppose is to be expected as there is no way any1 actually knows what is coming up


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 3,654 ✭✭✭shadowninty


    Anyone wanna have at guessing what the Ordinary Irish letter is gonna be?
    Not too worried about it Ordinary Irish, but it would be good to learn off the ones that are likely to come up.

    I don't understand the question anyway so ill learn one off and write it out word for word (I do higher)


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,355 ✭✭✭buyer95


    Does anyone know how to navigate project maths.ie and look at the theorems on it? What do you click into?


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 447 ✭✭omg a kitty


    I don't understand the question anyway so ill learn one off and write it out word for word (I do higher)

    Oops sorry, I said Im not too worried about it but, but it would be good to know whats likely to come up


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 6 jaimelavie


    Irish: My teacher said it could be a Sceal/eachtra on a storm or a robbery

    Maths: Theroum 'The measure of the angle at the centre is twice the
    measure of the angel at the circumference..' ' A line through the center of a cirlcle perpendicular to a chord bisects a chord' 'Opposire side and opposite angels are equal in measure' and the hard one 'If two triangles are equiangular, the lenghts of the corresponding sides ar in proportion'

    History: Industrial Revolution, Reformer (Martin Luther), Stalin, Michael Collins, Dev or Lemass, Cold War

    Business: I think Marketing and Ratios might come up

    French: a postcard is due, still look over the note, but i'd concentrate on postcard stuff (which would be all holiday vocabulary)

    English: Functional Writing i'd say a Formal letter will come up because the report and letter switch every year, e.g 2010 was a report, letter due this year

    :D


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 6 jaimelavie


    ANY PREDICTIONS FOR HIGHER LEVEL BUSINESS AND IRISH?? :) SO MUCH TO LEARN!!!!!

    I think for Business Marketing and Ratios could appear
    In Irish are teacher said the eachtra/sceal could be a storm or about a robbery

    GdLk in all your exams :)
    :P


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 1,601 ✭✭✭Desire.


    jaimelavie wrote: »

    Maths: Theroum 'The measure of the angle at the centre is twice the
    measure of the angel at the circumference..' ' A line through the center of a cirlcle perpendicular to a chord bisects a chord' 'Opposire side and opposite angels are equal in measure' and the hard one 'If two triangles are equiangular, the lenghts of the corresponding sides ar in proportion'

    :D

    There's hardly going to be four theorems?


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 4 jay.c.is.easy


    ciara95 wrote: »
    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:)

    EVERYTHING COMES UP IN SCIENCE ! practically nothing is left out .. I HATE SCIENCE :(


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 3,654 ✭✭✭shadowninty


    Desire. wrote: »
    There's hardly going to be four theorems?

    Don't think there has ever been more than one


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 4 jay.c.is.easy


    English .. Themes question for studied drama is likely to come up.. Relationship for studied fiction dont rule out ending ..

    Maths .. for long theorems as ye all know angle at center of the circle is twice the meausre of the angle at the circumference standing on the same arc and possibility of a line through the center of the circle bisects the chord or a diagonal bisects the area of a parallogram , short theorem question vertically opp angles has never come up but thats cause its too easy :L .. also constructions didnt come up last year so nearly guranteed they will this year as and for constructions circum circle and incircle are due and they are the 2 hardest ones , well for me :L

    also could any one tell me what english poetry questions are due ? :L and in desperate need for irish notes for what could come up on paper 2 pros and filiocht i have teilifis or blascaod mor and an-tadh for the pros !!


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 447 ✭✭omg a kitty


    jaimelavie wrote: »
    Irish: M

    Maths: Theroum 'The measure of the angle at the centre is twice the
    measure of the angel at the circumference..' ' A line through the center of a cirlcle perpendicular to a chord bisects a chord' 'Opposire side and opposite angels are equal in measure' and the hard one 'If two triangles are equiangular, the lenghts of the corresponding sides ar in proportion'

    that's almost the same as the list my teacher gave us with the ones that are likely to come up


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 4 jay.c.is.easy


    Don't think there has ever been more than one

    2 actually :L one long one and one short :L


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 6 jaimelavie


    Desire. wrote: »
    There's hardly going to be four theorems?

    Two come up, and it'd be two from them four that are due, they can come up in different ways other then them just asking to write it out, you'd have to apply them in other q's.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 6 jaimelavie


    that's almost the same as the list my teacher gave us with the ones that are likely to come up

    If it's due to come up, it's due, everyones predictions are going to be similiar


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 274 ✭✭Eoin_Sheehy


    Don't think there has ever been more than one

    There's generally 2, in Q4 and Q5 in paper II, normally an ordinary level one and a tougher higher level one.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 42 fabulousdiva


    English .. Themes question for studied drama is likely to come up.. Relationship for studied fiction dont rule out ending ..

    Maths .. for long theorems as ye all know angle at center of the circle is twice the meausre of the angle at the circumference standing on the same arc and possibility of a line through the center of the circle bisects the chord or a diagonal bisects the area of a parallogram , short theorem question vertically opp angles has never come up but thats cause its too easy :L .. also constructions didnt come up last year so nearly guranteed they will this year as and for constructions circum circle and incircle are due and they are the 2 hardest ones , well for me :L

    also could any one tell me what english poetry questions are due ? :L and in desperate need for irish notes for what could come up on paper 2 pros and filiocht i have teilifis or blascaod mor and an-tadh for the pros !!

    what do you mean "don't rule out ending" ??:P


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 3,654 ✭✭✭shadowninty


    There's generally 2, in Q4 and Q5 in paper II, normally an ordinary level one and a tougher higher level one.

    Yeah I was talking about the tough one


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,355 ✭✭✭buyer95


    I'm sweating buckets atm, at least its english first, if it was something like maths hl I would probably die! Any ideas about tech graph?


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 1,696 ✭✭✭outnumbered


    jaimelavie wrote: »
    I think for Business Marketing and Ratios could appear
    In Irish are teacher said the eachtra/sceal could be a storm or about a robbery

    GdLk in all your exams :)
    :P

    oh thanks!! :) same to you.. :D


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 7 Jc2k11


    Does anyone know what tense might come up in irish paper 1 roinn 3 A?
    as in the question where you have to write the passage in another tense :)


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