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VCE Stuff => Victorian Education Discussion => Topic started by: Christiano on June 03, 2010, 12:38:52 am
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What are these?
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In maths subjects, most of the time you will only get methods marks instead of full consequential marks. They usually leave 1 mark for just the answer, however sometimes they be nice.
For Chemistry exams, if you get part (a) wrong, but use the value of (a) correctly through the rest of the question, then you can still gain full marks for every bit of the question except part (a). Happened to me last year in Chemistry, got the first bit of question 10 wrong, but did everything else right so only lost 1 mark on that question