Answering Past Examination Questions.

Students who attain grades "A" and "B" are usually those who have made a methodical and systematic analysis of recent Past Papers and, not just from their specified Exam Board. It is often a daunting task to be confronted with a real exam question as opposed to the deliberately sanitised and often misleadingly simple versions that we find in text books and revision guides. You need to be resolute and tackle your doubting demons by their horns..... show them whose boss! Initially, when you have removed both hands from your mouth and finished screaming at the apparently impossible task before you, you do need to consider that its the same for all of us. It will take a lot of time to research your answers and phrase them in a concise manner. However there is good news, in that the more past papers that you tackle, the faster that you become. If you start this process now, you may be able to throttle back during the last 30 days or so before your exams. You may even be able to gloat at being able to play tennis whilst fellow students are ""burning the midnight oil". Good luck with the task before you.