Not that a MCQ exam isn't easy enough but upon looking for some past papers to practice on I could only find one from 7 years ago, where there were essay questions and 45 MCQs.
Does anyone know if it's possible to get some recent exam papers with answers?
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by Power Metal Dom on Wed Jan 09, 2008 1:03 pm
In addition, is the exam only on Foundations, Developmental and Neuro? Or is there more methodology?
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by starsandsparkles on Wed Jan 09, 2008 4:20 pm
Quoting d_24 from 12:35, 9th Jan 2008
Not that a MCQ exam isn't easy enough but upon looking for some past papers to practice on I could only find one from 7 years ago, where there were essay questions and 45 MCQs.
Does anyone know if it's possible to get some recent exam papers with answers?
There's no past papers because, I think, they use roughly the same questions every year.
Last year there was no methodology on the main exam, only in the class test before Christmas.
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by Power Metal Dom on Wed Jan 09, 2008 5:25 pm
In the module handbook/workbook it says that they "don't normally" give out past papers.
Also I email Paul Gardener and he said:
"Since we re-use questions from previous years it is difficult for us to
provide past papers. The Foundations test that you did a couple of
months ago should be a good indicator of the style and level of
questions. There are also examples in the online Pearsons textbook guide
and individual lecturers will have provided further examples during
their lectures."
Hope that helps!
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Also I email Paul Gardener and he said:
"Since we re-use questions from previous years it is difficult for us to
provide past papers. The Foundations test that you did a couple of
months ago should be a good indicator of the style and level of
questions. There are also examples in the online Pearsons textbook guide
and individual lecturers will have provided further examples during
their lectures."
Hope that helps!
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by nighteyes on Thu Jan 10, 2008 6:46 pm
I want to go back to first year, I want to go back to first year, I want to go back to first year...
Maybe if I say it enough it will happen. fourth year has me stressed to the point of not sleeping. Argh.
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Maybe if I say it enough it will happen. fourth year has me stressed to the point of not sleeping. Argh.
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by Thalia on Thu Jan 10, 2008 9:38 pm
I completely agree - MCQ exams seem so much better now than they did back then. I could do MCQs on neuroscience - i can't write a bloody integrative, analytical essay on it though 
And...just to stay vaguely on topic...the first year exam is harder than you'd think it might be - make sure you've read the recommended reading and not just the lectures as i'm sure i remember stuff coming up from book chapters that weren't explicitly talked about in lectures. Though, admittedly, you don't really have to do so if all you care about is passing of course.
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And...just to stay vaguely on topic...the first year exam is harder than you'd think it might be - make sure you've read the recommended reading and not just the lectures as i'm sure i remember stuff coming up from book chapters that weren't explicitly talked about in lectures. Though, admittedly, you don't really have to do so if all you care about is passing of course.
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Apart from the stuff that we had never covered at all in class ever *rolls eyes* We should have MCQs for every exam!Re:
by Thalia on Mon Jan 14, 2008 1:34 pm
*sigh* i was in with some first years in the Gateway - so jealous. Especially when my hand started to cramp from all that essay writing and they were lazily marking boxes 
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