Some tips, As level and A level.

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The discussion focuses on preparing for an upcoming A Level Paper 1, which consists of multiple-choice questions (MCQs). Key topics for study include Projectile Motion, Momentum, Torque, Waves (specifically Standing Waves and Superposition), and Radioactivity. Participants emphasize the importance of understanding all syllabus topics, as the MCQ format can cover any material. There is a brief exchange about the meaning of MCQ, with some participants expressing surprise at the initial confusion over the term. Overall, the conversation highlights the need for comprehensive preparation and clarity on essential concepts.
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I want some tips on As and A level.
I mean, I am giving Paper 1 that is MCQ this 11th June, so what concepts should be clear and how do I study in these days ?

I want some hand written tips on topics even :¬
1) Projectile Motion
2)Momentum
3)Torque
4)waves : Standing waves and superposition thingy
5)Radioactivity

I would love if you share this things with me.


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What in the world is a MCQ?
 
dauto said:
What in the world is a MCQ?
You don't know?
It's the long form of Multiple choice questions.
 
ElectroKid said:
I want some tips on As and A level.
I mean, I am giving Paper 1 that is MCQ this 11th June, so what concepts should be clear and how do I study in these days ?
Are you doing A levels final exam?
You should know all the topics to do MCQ. We don't know what may come so you better be prepared to answer everything(In the syllabus)
 
adjacent said:
You don't know?

If he asked the question, then I think that indeed means that he didn't know. I doubt many people knew.
 
I thought it was yet another TLA for some kind of Indian entrance exam.
 
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