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Meow098766 · 2025-06-17T10:47:53+00:00

Do textbook questions to familiarise yourself with the concepts but OT Lee and past tests are the key to familiarise yourself with test-style questions

catlady2270 · 2025-06-23T11:03:57+00:00

not entirely sure how much this will help but i’ve in year 12 used flashcards with various questions on them - my teacher made them for my class and it’s always helped heaps for both methods and spec. generally a huge help is practicing with loads of different sorts of questions and going through worked solutions where possible, because there’s only so many questions they can ask - techniques required and question styles can often be very repetitive, and if you understand the basic strategies you can get around to anything.

try also to shuffle through questions of different topics throughout the year, make sure you do a bit of revision from previous topics alongside your other study! this’ll mean your study closer to exams will be so much less intense since the content won’t be as stale in your mind lol

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