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How do I answer the source section in my GCSE exam?

Approaching the source section of the GCSE paper can be tricky, it's important to spend at least 5 minutes reading the sources, the questions and all the information provided by the exam. Once you've read th...
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Answered by Ben S. • History tutor
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How do I use the subjunctive in French?

The subjunctive is used as a form of the verb to demonstrate uncertainty or express “a need to do something”. For example: in English we would simply say “You need to be ready by 8 o’clock.” However in Frenc...
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Answered by James G. • French tutor
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How to write a good essay under exam conditions?

Writing in exams is all about preparation, your plan will become your best friend. Before every essay based exam I write out how much time I have and allocate time for planning, writing and checking- that pl...
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Three identical isosceles triangles are joined together to make a trapezium. Each triangle has base b cm and height h cm. Work out an expression, in terms of b and h for the area of the trapezium.

Formula for the Area of a triangle: A = (base x height)/ 2 Here we have three identical triangles. Therefore the formula for the Area of the three triangles: A = (b x h) x 3 / 2 = A of trapezium. Can be simp...
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Answered by Megan C. • Maths tutor
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If blood glucose level is high, how does it return back to normal?

When a high blood glucose level is detected by the body, pancreas releases the hormone, insulin, into the bloodstream. The release of insulin results in glucose moving from the blood and into liver and muscl...
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Answered by Samantha M. • Biology tutor
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