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Ok so Oisin is basically bealoidis right? Spailpin is probably the four part question i'd reckon!A few different ones:
Chemistry - ammonium sulfate and KMnO4 or water of crystallisation
Ethanal is also likely cause it's the last year any students might have actually done the experiment
Rates of reaction for q3
I'd expect a full water question
Substitution reactions in organic
Irish - my teacher reckons oisin I dtir na nog or spailpin fanach, but not both together
English - id say Plath will come up but it might be an awkward style question so my everyone answers on her, Larkin, Heaney and kinsella.
Hopefully deception for Hamlet or the character of hamlet! Women is likely though
Gvv and LG
Home ec - I disagree about fish, it got a full question in 2010 so I reckon it might only be a short question. Carbohydrates are due up possibly with fibre and vitamin b for q1.
Household technology is a maybe, divorce, microbiology and additives
Oh and pass maths watch out fr the empirical rule, been a lot of emphasis on it at conferences.
Hope to god gvv and larkin are up
Home ec I'm doing both juuuust to be sure!
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notprepared wrote: »For history hl would you be safe enough to learn:
Dictatorship and democracy:
Hitler and Nazi state
Strengths of Mussolini
British post war economy
Anglo American pop culture
And maybe stalins internal policy?(since that's basically the case study?)
Pursuit of sovereignty:
Treaty negotiations
Eucharistic congress
Belfast
And maybe one other ( perhaps someone could recommend a good one?)
Northern Ireland:
Coleraine
Welfare state
Fall of stormont and power sharing
Sunningdale
I want to leave out apprentice boys cause my essay for that is weak but is it risky not to at least know all the case studies?
And for the document It's most likely India right?
I feel fairly prepared (despite my username, that was from the mocks :P) I just need to know what to focus on at this stage and some reassurance that I'm not wasting my time with those essays would be much appreciated
I don't think the treaty negotiations will be on, simply because they're a case study for next year, but I could be wrong.
Yeah my teacher is really emphasising the Eucharistic congress and not so much the treaty but as it's my least favourite section I'm trying to be prepared for the case studies and just hope at least one comes up as a straight forward question0 -
Ok so Oisin is basically bealoidis right? Spailpin is probably the four part question i'd reckon!
Hope to god gvv and larkin are up
Home ec I'm doing both juuuust to be sure!
And what the hell is the empirical rule again? :pac:
yeah bealoidis is about it id say
amm the empirical rule - i just learned it yesterday! - it's that thing where you're given the mean and the standard deviation. Adding and subtracting the standard deviation to the mean once gives you the range of numbers that 68% of the data is in.
Do it twice and you get 95%, 3 times and you get 99.7% and that's it! 0 -
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so was lookin through the old geo papers, and saw this one:
"Examine, with refernce to an example you have studied, the development of one economic core region in Europe."
Might sound stupid, but just for clarification, Dublin CAN be used?
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omg :eek: just realised that Loyalty/Betrayal has NEVER been asked in Hamlet! That's kinda the whole central theme of the play is it not? Without Loyalty and Betrayal nothing would have happened in the play! I'm so excited now, but it probably won't come up. Don't like Deception at all, I have an answer I did for it in the mock (based it on Appearance Vs. Reality essay) and it only got 41/60. I'm assuming when you're asked Deception you can talk about Appearance Vs. Reality like? Or can you
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Appearance v reality is pretty much deception. Betrayal is kind of similar, no?PictureFrame wrote: »omg :eek: just realised that Loyalty/Betrayal has NEVER been asked in Hamlet! That's kinda the whole central theme of the play is it not? Without Loyalty and Betrayal nothing would have happened in the play! I'm so excited now, but it probably won't come up. Don't like Deception at all, I have an answer I did for it in the mock (based it on Appearance Vs. Reality essay) and it only got 41/60. I'm assuming when you're asked Deception you can talk about Appearance Vs. Reality like? Or can you :rolleyes:0 -
Deception is appearance vs reality PF. :P
I'd LOVE loyalty and betrayal, I got an A1 in my answer on it so I know what to say and point out and ugh
Patchy~ you know the way you got an A1, would it be ok to discuss how the individual characters have played a part in betraying or being loyal in the play? I was thinking of talking about how Claudius/Gertrude/Polonius and Rosencrantz and Guildenstern have betrayed people, friends and family in the play, and then discussing how the avenging sons are driven to avenge out of loyalty and also how Horatio is unwaveringly loyal to Hamlet throughout the play? :P0 -
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My teacher said to learn how treaty caused the civil war rather than the negotiations.
Also, nq12, where can I get some info for empirical rule? the book is pretty **** for it, and I don't really understand it.
ALso, what are the case studies in the european book in history?
I tried to explain it in a reply just there but ive probably explained it wrong...im sure there's a site that will explain it better but i agree about the book, it's terrible :rolleyes:
the european case studies (dictatorship and democracy i presume) are the nuremberg rallies, the show trials and the jarrow march the jarrow march is very short and the others are quite interesting, so not too bad to learn. 0 -
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