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Its really important now you know some stuff about chemistry and biology that you don’t forget it before the end of the year when you have the exam. To help with that I suggest you do fifteen minutes of science each day – with a day off each week. Use a timer (like on your phone) and work Really Hard for those fifteen minutes. That means no texting, no music, no toilet stops, in fact No Excuses for 15 minutes. And don’t worry if you don’t get much done in those fifteen minutes, because you are not doing 10 questions, you are doing 15 minutes. And we can do anything for 15 minutes! If you do this every day you will have one and half hours of solid work done every week.
Can I also suggest you spread the love round the subject – do bio one night, then chem, then physics. After all, that means you have a good chance of doing well in all three rather than just the one(s) you like.
Try pages 37 Q1, and let me know how you get on. Easy? or which question did you find hard. The answers are at the back of the book, but there is nothing to learn from copying them out. Find out what you know, then mark your work.
The book I meant is your green workbook.
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