tabasomarya
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how does the raw mark work?
so you don't have to get 90-100 to get a band 6?
so you don't have to get 90-100 to get a band 6?
Yeah, it resembled my Belonging essayI saw Deswa's question as well, he indeed wrote an essay on the result, though I have no idea how a marker gave him 0/3 simply cos he put so much writing on the page.
I was about to say "Which planet are you living on?' lol then I realised u are in yr 11 so have a right to not know how it works. For a particular subject, the performance of every candidate in the state is taken into account when assessing how much people's marks should go up or down, to compensate for the level of difficulty of the exam. Eg in extension 2 maths, the average mark for people in the state is like less than 50% or something, so they take this into account and give you higher exam marks to compensate. Eg 67/100 raw in extension 2 last year was pulled up to a band 6, 90/100, as the exam mark. The amount of "pulling up" varies significantly with each subject, and quite a bit in each subject itself each year.how does the raw mark work?
so you don't have to get 90-100 to get a band 6?
is it on this site or something? id like to see it.I saw Deswa's question as well, he indeed wrote an essay on the result, though I have no idea how a marker gave him 0/3 simply cos he put so much writing on the page.
Probably ~56-58whats the band 5 cutoff?
yep. that's the right answer.after looking at the answers for multiple choice, i lost 5 marks ... silly mistakes. did you get the specific heat capacity of oil? i got 2.13
Not posted on here, was sent via facebook.is it on this site or something? id like to see it.
that would be so fucked up, he missed out on a state rank just because of that
You always get lower than what you think. Welcome to Chem marking.
For esterification broactually, theres a big difference between conc. h2so4 and dilute h2so4