There are numerous pitfalls associated with exams which have little to do with the
subject material, but much to do with the style of your answers. With a little attention
to detail, you can significantly increase your effectiveness, your marks and - most
importantly - your understanding of the Chemistry.
Note that the views expressed here are my own, and do not represent the policy of any
organisation with which I am associated.
Index:
- General exam tips; some wide-ranging advice.
- Calculations; how to lay out calculations so that both
you and the examiner can understand them.
- Graphs - an attempt to dispel some of the myths.
Graph plotting is an art, so don't use your computer.
- The Synoptic
Paper; make careful use of the reading time with an understanding of what the
synoptic paper's approach is.
- The
BEST answer -
examples of work which candidates thought were good, but which sadly proved not to be so.
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