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Billy
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Can you suggest any “Must, Should, Could” possible examined area and past exam questions to prepare for P5 June 2018?
Ken Garrett
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We don’t give tips. However, if you look through the about the past 6 published exams papers, starting from about six months ago, you will have a good spread of questions.
Do some, plan some and always look critically at the model answer compared to your answer or plan – particularly where they are very different in approach (obviously model answers are fuller than you could produce) and where you might have ‘missed the point’.
When writing out you answer in full, aim for at least 1.25 pages per 10 marks.
Better to study fewer questions well than skim lots.
Billy
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It should be 1.25 pages per 10 marks. However, specifically, how many sentences to gain 1 mark? I have noticed examiner’s marking scheme is not clear in the past exam answer. Please advise.
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@sokty said:
It should be 1.25 pages per 10 marks. However, specifically, how many sentences to gain 1 mark? I have noticed examiner’s marking scheme is not clear in the past exam answer. Please advise.Read my tips in the other P5 forum
Billy
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Which tips? Why don’t u share the link?
Ken Garrett
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