[fizzytink]

i was wondering whther anyone could please tell me where you can get practice exam questions on the cold war period. im struggling to find any. if not are there any exam papers i can purchase anyway

thankyou

[Mr_Stacey]

The best place is your teacher. None of the exam boards make their papers freely available to download, but teachers usually keep a stock of previous papers.

The other source is some of the revision guides which include a section on how to answer specific types of questions, and provide practice questions for you to do. HOWEVER, if you do got for one of these make sure you get one that suitable for the particular exam board you're studying. Again, if you're not sure what this is, ask your teacher.

Hope that helps!

[fizzytink]

thankyou

[STAR]

Another way you can do this is by going to an examboard website and downloading a past exam paper. There are stacks of these on AQA and OCR. But only answer ones you have been studying. It has helped me a lot.

[helen s]

I agree am sure your teacher will be really willing to help you and be keen that you are euthusaistic to revise. I think one of the best ways of revisin is it use past papers, what exam board u doing? x

[fizzytink]

helen s, on Apr 29 2007, 08:42 PM, said:

I agree am sure your teacher will be really willing to help you and be keen that you are euthusaistic to revise. I think one of the best ways of revisin is it use past papers, what exam board u doing? x

Im doing Edexcel

[Thích Quảng Đức]

fizzytink, on Apr 30 2007, 10:31 PM, said:

helen s, on Apr 29 2007, 08:42 PM, said:

I agree am sure your teacher will be really willing to help you and be keen that you are euthusaistic to revise. I think one of the best ways of revisin is it use past papers, what exam board u doing? x

Im doing Edexcel

Edexcel also have past papers available for download for a small fee from their website.