Physics Exam Prep

[jinny1]

if you've learnt the concepts correctly, shouldnt you be able to deal be justify/explain ones with ease?

[thushan]

Yeah you should be able to, but remember this is VCAA we're talking about ;P: examiners are highly pedantic. What makes sense to us may not be accepted by the examiner.

[onur369]

Explain things like your explain it to little children. Also you might want to go to the assessment reports and use their explanations.

[Mielke]

Hi I am new to this webpage, where may I ask questions?

[taiga]

Go here -->http://vce.atarnotes.com/forum/index.php/board,19.0.html

and post a new thread called "Mielke's Physics Questions" along with your questions

[Mielke]

Thank you taiga, I shall ask my questions.

[physics]

Yeah you should be able to, but remember this is VCAA we're talking about ;P: examiners are highly pedantic. What makes sense to us may not be accepted by the examiner.

LOL thats why u copy down the explanations given by the VCAA pastpapers and u cant possibily get it wrong...dunno if its good or not but there r some questions that are asked everyyear..those explanation questions so yeh..

[jinny1]

lol i was really anxious about how i'm gonna memorise the units for all various things.

then i realised after checking the vcaa exams, that they already put the units in for you...

what a relief

[RobM8]

Careful with the explain ones when using answers you have prepared earlier.

You can do this as long as you make sure your answer addresses the circumstance. For instance, if Mike and Tom do or hypothesise something say who is right and why they are right and why the other person is wrong. Make sure to throw in their names and other unique relevant specifications of the question.