Accounting and Chemistry Mid-Year Exams

[powernick]

Wondering if anyone out there has got any past Acccounting and Chemistry Unit 3 exams, apart from the VCAA ones.
Thanks

[vexx]

maybe search the forum about before you ask.. go to accounting and chem forums there is quite a few there, also check out http://www.mediafire.com/cleoxo

[tram]

lol, if you get though all of cleao's i reckon ur pretty much set

[Albeno69]

accounting if you do say 10 exams your set i would think there not much they can asked you that you wont have seen on the 10 practice exams

[tram]

well ur meant to do at least 20 past exams per subject, checkpoints counts as 6 tho

[Albeno69]

well ur meant to do at least 20 past exams per subject, checkpoints counts as 6 tho

yea but with accounting they cant ask you much like all that changes from question to question is the data unlike other subjects like chem were the questions can vary and wording can be different.

[tram]

actually yea.....fair point, just make sure no careless mistakes man:) gl

[AzureBlue]

well ur meant to do at least 20 past exams per subject, checkpoints counts as 6 tho

Is there any point in doing checkpoints? Since they're just VCAA exam questions bound together, it might put you at an advantage when you're actually sitting the past VCAA exams under exam conditions... and if you do VCAA exams, you'll cover checkpoints anyway. Checkpoints are good for 1/2 though, cos there aren't many practice exams out there for 1/2 subjects.

[tram]

i think there is a point to doing checkpoints. You would like to think that after doing so many problems, you would've see pretty much every type of question that would appear on the exam. So even if you did checkpoints it jsut gets you used to doing exam style questions. I don't think that is disavantages you at all. You just remeber how to do a certian type of question by repetition. It not like everyone remember exactly every singe question they do, they just learn how to tackled a type of question. That is what the exams test anyway right?

well that and of course your knowledge of the course