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What to look for in a source question

In an English Language GCSE paper, it is important that students keep to a strict time schedule so that short and consise points can be made. In source questions, there are a few marks available, but they ca...
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In the food web shown: Heather -> Rabbit -> Fox, only a small percentage of the Sun’s energy captured by the heather is eventually incorporated into the body tissues of the fox. Explain what happens to the rest of the energy captured by the heather.

To get all FIVE marks for this question, there needs to be FIVE clear , balanced and detailed explanations. - Respiration releases energy. Some energy is lost in animals through waste materials. Some energy ...
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Starting with this conversation (Act 1, Scene 2), explain how far you think Shakespeare presents Lord Capulet as a good father

Generally speaking I find a spider diagram the easiest way to work through an exam question, although a linear plan can be equally effective too. It is very important to hit all of the Assessment Objectives ...
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Name the four main leadership styles, and give a brief description of each.

The 4 main leaderships styles include; autocratic, bureaucratic, democratic, and laissez-faire. The autocratic leadership style may be seen as the more classical approach, wherein the manager retains as much...
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What is a mole and why do we use it? (chemistry)

The mole is a concept that you'll see everywhere in chemistry, from GCSE through A level. Although this is the case, it can be very easy to lose sight of what it actually is and why we use it, as your teache...
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