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Use the study design dot points, not necessarily your text-book.  \n• Complete your own A3 summary sheet. Include definitions of key terms, examples of questions, ball-park figures.  \nh􀀡p://www.vcaa.vic.edu.au/vce/studies/physics/exams.html  \nExam time-2 [VCE Physics.com](VCE Physics.com)  \nGoing into the exam  \n• Double check the time of your exam . Get there at least 15 minutes early.  \n• 2015 exam: Wednesday November 11th, 2.00 to 4.45.  \n• Know your VCAA student number.  \n• One scientific calculator only. Bring spare batteries.  \n• Blue or black pen for written answers .  \n• Use a dark (2B+) pencil for multi-choice answer sheet.(Bring an eraser!)  \n• One single A3 summary page or two bound (taped together) A4 sheets (may be double sided, but NOT STAPLED) .  \n• These can be written, typed, photocopied. (Best if it’s your work.)  \nExam time-3 [VCE Physics.com](VCE Physics.com)  \nThe exam  \n• The exam goes for 2 hours and 30 minutes.  \n• There is 15 minutes of reading time.  \n• The exam contributes 60% of your study score .  \n• Section A (Short answer and numerical calculations, 128 marks): Motion in one and two dimensions: 30–40 marks  \nElectronics and photonics: 20–30 marks  \nElectric power: 30–40 marks  \nInteractions of light and matter: 20–30 marks  \n• Section B (11 Multiple choice questions, 22 marks): Einstein’s special relativity OR  \nMaterials and their use in structures OR  \nFurther electronics OR  \nSynchrotron and its applications OR  \nPhotonics OR  \nSound  \nExam time-4 [VCE Physics.com](VCE Physics.com)  \nReading time  \n• Use your reading time wisely.  \n• Aim to read the exam three times.  \n• First, skim over the exam to get an overview.  \n• Second, read each question in detail to get an idea of exactly what is required.  \n• Third, focus on the more difficult questions-especially explanatory questions.  \n• Don’t mark the paper in any way in this time.  \nExam time-5 [VCE Physics.com](VCE Physics.com)  \nDuring the exam  \n• You don’t need to do the questions in order.  \n• Indicate your detailed study on the separate sheet.  \n• Correctly fill out the answer sheets (only one answer) . Don’t leave any blank!  \n• Pace yourself. There are 150 marks & 150 minutes:  \n1 mark per minute.  \nExam time-6 [VCE Physics.com](VCE Physics.com)  \nCalculation questions  \n• Carefully read the question. Highlight key words.  \n• Show full workings in calculation questions for consequential marks.  \n• Two marks: one mark for substitution into formula, one mark for correct answer .  \n• Scientific notation-2 x 109 is not the same as 29 .  \n• Always use degrees in calculations.  \n• Make any corrections obvious-only one answer can be marked.  \n• Neat writing-if it can’t be read, it can’t be marked.  \n• Only write inside the borders-exams are computer scanned.  \n• Make sure that any required answers are written in the box.  \nExam time-7 [VCE Physics.com](VCE Physics.com)  \nExplanatory questions  \n• Carefully read the question. Highlight key words.  \n• Don’t just recycle a definition from the text / summary sheet.  \n• Often you will be required to support your statement with a calculation or comparison of numerical values.  \n• Draw relevant diagrams to assist in explanations. (Include correct forces-named & in the correct position.)  \nExam time-8 [VCE Physics.com](VCE Physics.com)  \nMultiple choice questions  \n• ","cbCainNIj26CzP21","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainNIj26CzP21","pdf",165643,"English","# Preparing for the exam\n## Going into the exam\n## The exam\n## Reading time\n## During the exam\n## Calculation questions\n## Explanatory questions\n## Multiple choice questions\n## Exam grades","[{\"question\":\"How should you prepare using past VCAA exams?\",\"answer\":\"Set aside time to practice with past VCAA exams (at least 2013–2014) and complete them under exam conditions. 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