Junior Cert Predictions Thread 2012

tornados2111 wrote: »

Your address on the top right corner, with the date of the letter beneath it. under that on the left side the name and adress of the person your writing to, and next you have Re: with a one line description of the problem on the next line you have dear sir/manager etc and then you start the letter with saying what you bought, where and when you bought it, whats wrong with what you bought, how you feel about it, what you want done about it (refund, repair or replacement) then your sincerely and a signature, and then your name in capital letters under

Thanks

Elmoko wrote: »

any business predictions other than the obvious club accounts etc?...

P1
People at work
consumer
IT
banking
Insurance

(p@w and consumer most likely in my opinion but they're quite unpredictable this year)

P2
Have no idea I'm learning assessing a business and marketing plus the three guaranteed.

puttuporshutup wrote: »

P1
People at work
consumer
IT
banking
Insurance

(p@w and consumer most likely in my opinion but they're quite unpredictable this year)

P2
Have no idea I'm learning assessing a business and marketing plus the three guaranteed.

Yeah, thanks for the predictions, I personally don't agree with the IT part, but its certainly a great focus and motivation for study

predictions for FRENCH and history accounts anybody?
PLEASEEEEEEEEEEEEE
SAVE MEH

French past year themes for LETTER

2010
Point 1 - sorry for not writing; give an excuse
Point 2 - thanks for invitation to France next summer
Point 3 - what you hope to do in Saint-Malo
point 4 - news of family
Point 5 - what you did during Easter holidays


2009
Point 1 - back to school after Christmas
Point 2 - what you did during holidays
Point 3 - news about a friend
Point 4 - your plans for birthday
Point 5 - invitation to Ireland next year

2008
Point 1 - on exchange ; describe your journey
Point 2 - describe French family
Point 3 - what you think of school
Point 4 - ask her what she will do at weekend
Point 5 - send regards to her parents

2007
Point 1 - thanks for letter
Point 2 - tell about your exams just done
Point 3 - What you will do at weekend
Point 4 - ask if going to work in summer
Point 5 - news of family


2006
Point 1 - back from holiday
Point 2 - what you liked most
Point 3 - invitation to Ireland next year
Point 4 what you will both do in Ireland
Point 5 - tell about new teacher

2005
Point 1 - sorry for not writing ; give excuse
Point 2 - what to do in February break
Point 3 - day out you had with friends
Point 4 - ask how likes new school
Point 5 - describe book/film/CD you came across

2004
Point 1 - back from holiday; you liked it
Point 2 - interesting village visited
Point 3 - back to school; one subject difficult
Point 4 - school tour next October
Point 5 - ask about family

any predictions on french?
even just one tiny winy information will help

OwenC123 wrote: »

ANy people in history predictions anyone please ?

Q4) People in History: i)Archaeologist at work, ii)Lord/Lady in castle
iii) Settler received land in a plantation, iv) Leader in Revolution,
v) Farm Labourer in Agricultural Revolution, vi) World War,
vii) Renaissance artist, viii)Mine or factory worker in Industrial Revolution
ix) Serf on a medieval manor, x)Knight in a castle.

-credits to someone on this thread

OwenC123 wrote: »

any chance someone could lower that prediction to about 4-5 ?

no because that's not my prediction but i'll just tell you what im gonna study.

im going to study

Leader in Revolution (Wolfe Tone)
Serf on a medieval Manor
Renaissance Artist
Factory owner in Industrial revolution

Please! Does anyone have any predictions on what experiments may come up in science?

Cheerios wrote: »

Does this apply to Ordinary Level too?

i dont think so. sorry

any french predictions?

Cog96 wrote: »

A note its been Postcard note postcard note ever since 2008 study a Note i think :cool:

THANK YOU :D:D

Not sure whether I've posted this already but ah well, I'm quite confident that a knight, and an artist from the Renaissance is going to come up. Anyone got any predictions on the second part?

puttuporshutup wrote: »

I'm thinking maybe
factory worker
cold war leader
farmer in agricultural revoloution
Unionist opposed to home rule
Revolutionary leader (I'm learning Washington)

I got 18/20 on Washington in the mocks, that was without studying him.. I think I'll just take a look at him and a factory worker and hope for the best.

I said early christian ireland but then said medieval but i think it was early christian ireland hahah oh well history was an amazing paper so im all good any tips for science? I know everything comes up like but anything i should particularly know?

im just wondering is the examiner who is gonna correct my papers ONLY correcting the papers from my school OR are they correcting papers from other schools as well?

IceCreamGirl wrote: »

the moment i look at questions on the history papers i forget everything i've studied.
i was like "I KNOW THIS. I'VE STUDIED THIS. BUT I CANT REMEMBER"
am i the only one?

That happened to me right before, but then it all came flooding back really quickly

shelly1996 wrote: »

does anyone check our lab books for science ( with our experiments written up ) As in do we have to bring them in to school tomorrow for them to be taken up by the examiner.?

ours were takin by our teacher and locked in because the correcter comes to the school like they do for woodwork. they dont even get checked half the time and we just get the marks by default.

Thank you

home ec? T.T

home ec's tomorrow and i havent studied
should i just do exam papers or study by the book?

Elmoko wrote: »

I was told to learn;
teeth
consumer
-letter complaint
-budgeting
-shopping
family
food preservation
-micro-organisms
letter complaint
budgeting
reproduction

omg thank you so much
now i have the motivation to study :D:D:D:D:D:D:D

.skid wrote: »

what should i know for the question on design in woodwork?

For the question on design, be able to describe the different stages (design ideas/solutions, evaluation, working drawings, etc.)
Be able to suggest a suitable wood to use - so learn advantages of a few woods.
And know how to list some design requirements of whatever it is you have to design.
And of course, be able to design, sketch and label whatever they throw at you

.skid wrote: »

thanks:) what kind of stuff do they look for in the sketches?:)

The marking scheme says full marks for well-drawn, well-balanced sketch including notes - best try to be original too, like not just a shelf..