HI FREINDS HOW WAS THE PHYSICS ATP GCSE O LAVEL?

[maronamaro]

Man woah, like I could never have written that, I wrote simply putting metre rule beside the rod, keeping eye of sight perpendicular n avoiding dead spaces n zero error

Woah!!

 

[muhammadali233]

Man woah, like I could never have written that, I wrote simply putting metre rule beside the rod, keeping eye of sight perpendicular n avoiding dead spaces n zero error

The rod is not stationary

 

[rammy97]

no i read it ten times, it said "three identical ammeters were used at the points shown in the circuit. all three gave slight different readings " give a reason for the differences..............

Wht difference did u write in tht?

 

[funky brat]

i think it is incorrect.... first in the last 10 year papers i never saw cobalt chloride paper written in marking scheme of "physics".Secondly,cobalt chloride paper will add extra mass to the rod which will make "l" smaller in value, leading to inaccuracy..............

Just because it has not been mentioned ever in the MS does not make my answer wrong. However I considered that mass thing too, I wanted to explain but I could not due to lack of space.

 

[funky brat]

Man woah, like I could never have written that, I wrote simply putting metre rule beside the rod, keeping eye of sight perpendicular n avoiding dead spaces n zero error

I wonder it's correct.

 

[M.Omar]

Digressing the current topic,here,s a link for an oft repeated query(abt word limit in English paper1)
https://www.teachers.cambridgeesol.org/ts/exams/generalenglish/fce/faqs
Click on the writing tab and u will find the concerned question soon enough
Ok here,s what is written,just in case u don't want to view it:
Q. Some of my students write too many words. What will happen to them in the exam?
A. There is no specific penalty for writing an answer which is outside the word range, either under or over. Each task is designed to be possible within the range given, but candidates will not lose marks solely because their answer is longer or shorter.

However, it is worth bearing in mind that candidates who write very long responses have often included irrelevant information, and this can affect their mark for Content. Likewise, if the response is very long because it is poorly organised, then this can affect the mark for Organisation.

On the other hand, a very short response might have missed important information, or might not show enough range of vocabulary and structures, and this could have an impact on marks for Content and/or Language.

 

[funky brat]

Digressing the current topic,here,s a link for an oft repeated query(abt word limit in English paper1)
https://www.teachers.cambridgeesol.org/ts/exams/generalenglish/fce/faqs
Click on the writing tab and u will find the concerned question soon enough
Ok here,s what is written,just in case u don't want to view it:
Q. Some of my students write too many words. What will happen to them in the exam?
A. There is no specific penalty for writing an answer which is outside the word range, either under or over. Each task is designed to be possible within the range given, but candidates will not lose marks solely because their answer is longer or shorter.

However, it is worth bearing in mind that candidates who write very long responses have often included irrelevant information, and this can affect their mark for Content. Likewise, if the response is very long because it is poorly organised, then this can affect the mark for Organisation.

On the other hand, a very short response might have missed important information, or might not show enough range of vocabulary and structures, and this could have an impact on marks for Content and/or Language.

Cookie Monster

 

[Cookie Monster]

Digressing the current topic,here,s a link for an oft repeated query(abt word limit in English paper1)
https://www.teachers.cambridgeesol.org/ts/exams/generalenglish/fce/faqs
Click on the writing tab and u will find the concerned question soon enough
Ok here,s what is written,just in case u don't want to view it:
Q. Some of my students write too many words. What will happen to them in the exam?
A. There is no specific penalty for writing an answer which is outside the word range, either under or over. Each task is designed to be possible within the range given, but candidates will not lose marks solely because their answer is longer or shorter.

However, it is worth bearing in mind that candidates who write very long responses have often included irrelevant information, and this can affect their mark for Content. Likewise, if the response is very long because it is poorly organised, then this can affect the mark for Organisation.

On the other hand, a very short response might have missed important information, or might not show enough range of vocabulary and structures, and this could have an impact on marks for Content and/or Language.

You sire, just made my day. *Cries out of happiness*

 

[funky brat]

You sire, just made my day. *Cries out of happiness*

Told ya.

 

[Cookie Monster]

Told ya.

u r moi 1 tru *a*u.

 

[funky brat]

u r moi 1 tru *a*u.

Lol, okay. :*

 

[M.Omar]

You sire, just made my day. *Cries out of happiness*

Glad to help out(tht implicitly means to pray for all )

 

[Cookie Monster]

Glad to help out(tht implicitly means to pray for all )

All prayers here. :]

 

[Abdul Hanan]

Wht difference did u write in tht?

i wrote about zero error that they might have their needle ahead or behind zero........ leading to different final readings......

 

[muhammadali233]

So was the line of graph straight? lol

 

[funky brat]

So was the line of graph straight? lol

Of course it was a straight line and nothing else. -.-

 

[muhammadali233]

Of course it was a straight line and nothing else. -.-

and the labeling of x and y axis
BR,
-________-

 

[funky brat]

and the labeling of x and y axis
BR,
-________-

What?

 

[muhammadali233]

What?

What was the labeling of the x and y axis people are trying here to say that after origin 8.8 came ---->
was it like this

 

[Abdul Hanan]

http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge International O Level/Physics (5054)/5054_w10_qp_41.pdf
http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge International O Level/Physics (5054)/5054_w10_ms_41.pdf
guys every thing of the graph is just cleared in these two links just check the paper's graph and marking scheme a person just cleared it to me........
now if you still dissagree with the marking scheme then @$^&$@%%^&&$% nothin.