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1. Steven | Nov 14, 2009 | Reply

   I thought that remembering the material required in the exam was pretty cinch. However, expressing this material in essay format and overall, as an analysis was pretty difficult. I do believe I got all the information right, and I answered exactly what the question asked, I just don’t know if my essays for the longer questions were sophisticated and perceptive enough to gain full marks. D= But, ultimately, the info. required on the exam was pretty easy to remember, so I should at least get around 50% lol.

2. chiellini | Nov 15, 2009 | Reply

   wasn’t too difficult. like all the other exams, i found it very accessible and it provided us with a good opportunity to show what we know. hoping for 55ish/60

3. Tom | Dec 9, 2009 | Reply

   Was a fairly straight forward exam, if you had studied the content. I learned many people had difficulties with evaluating how the constitution is changed. Many simply outlined the procedure instead of stating pros and cons. Overall it was an extremely fair exam. I reviewed my answers with an examiner, hoping for a 58/60

4. Emily | Jul 9, 2010 | Reply

   I completed the exam last year as a year11 student and I remember finding it a lot easier then expected! I had done loads of the practice exams, and I made sure I knew all of my content back to front, so I came out pretty confident after finishing it. Im not sure what grade I got other then A+, but overall I got a 38 study score so I’m quite happy. Anyone else find it straight forward?

5. Amy | Oct 18, 2010 | Reply

   I’m doing legal studies this year Emily and was wondering, did you get 38 as your study score with an A+ as your exam grade? That sounds a bit low considering how well you did on the exam. Did you not do so well on SACs or something? btw well done on the A+!!

6. Emily | Nov 1, 2010 | Reply

   yeah i got an A+38, cheers babe

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