[AASL][AAHL] Survival Papers A1

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Hey everyone!

Over the years it looks like I only have more and more stuff to do. Didn't have much time to help out on Discord, though you can still see me there every now and again.

But we're not here today to talk about my apparent absence - I have a series of Survival Papers for you AASL people! These are written in August and early September, prior to the start of my second year at uni.

What makes these papers unique? They're mapped to the structure of the Survival Guide! Even more questions for you to practise to secure a 5 on exam day.

We have approximately a month before the start of November 22 series, so I'll post two sets of Booster Papers a week on Tuesdays and Fridays. Mark your calendars!


Here is the link for the first set, A1: 

Survival Papers A1


Each paper is worth 50 marks and you should spend no more than 50 minutes on each paper. This timing is consistent with the structure of the new exams - the harder 30 marks will take a fair amount of time and brain cells to finish.

The 5 A papers are designed to be done without a GDC (Paper 1-style papers).

The 3 B papers are designed to be done with a GDC (Paper 2-style papers).


If you're at the 4/5 boundary and you're aiming for a 7, it's not too late to start crammin' some maths! You're likely to learn some things from these papers and there's time to bring everything up to scratch.

And of course, if you're taking AAHL, you should fly through these questions or really take a cold hard look at yourself. Knowing the AASL content guarantees a 3/4 on the exam.


BREAKING NEWS

N22 mocks will take place on Oct 8th and 9th 2022. Marking will take somewhere around two weeks, so you should expect the final mark spreadsheets to come out early in the week of Oct 24th.


Alright folks, see you later and crack on with revision!

Andrew


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