Wednesday, 7 December 2011

Wed 7th Dec

Pick two answers to the LAQ homework. Use the markscheme to mark these. Post your mark and a suggestion on how the person could improve their work in the comments section below here. Remember to include the person's name in your advice!

15 comments:

  1. Sophie :S
    4 marks
    Intermollecular bonds not clearly explained, but relevant information is included in answer

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  2. Lewis and Bethany7 December 2011 at 01:49

    Tom - 4 marks, To improve you need to explain the roles of intermolecular forces.

    Molly - 2/3 marks, To improve you need to explain why a longer chain means that the molecule has a higher boiling point

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  3. Stuart: 3 marks. More detail on intermolecular force thing. Improve grammar and more specialist terms

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  4. AMELIA AND JACOBUTT THE AVERAGE7 December 2011 at 01:50

    Jacob would get a level one but around 2 marks as he didn't understand the question but covered some key points.
    He aparently thought it had water in, although the question clearly stated that it was a hydrocarbon..he can't help it:/

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  5. Lauren: 5 marks
    We gave lauren 5 marks for good understanding, detailed description and clear explanation. Good use of key terms, although could use a wider range of vocabulary. Also, she had written a LOT and might struggle to fit this in during an exam.

    Adam: 2 marks
    We gave Adam 2 marks because he showed understanding of the question and described a difference between the two molecules, as the question stated. However, the explanation was non-exitsant and key terms were limited. But well done :)

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  6. maja and matthew7 December 2011 at 01:50

    Lauren: 6/6 Really good however a little bit repetitive
    Adam: 1/6 Good point add more detail (lots of detail)
    : ) >:3

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  7. Kayleigh-May :) got 3 marks Level 2 next time make sure you talk about the intermoleculer forces and explain in more detail

    Jacob got 2 marks Level 1 next time mabye use a few specailist terms and IMPROVE GRAMMER!! try to go into some detail.

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  8. Adam Phipps - 2-3 marks as it fulfills almost all of "Level 2" but not quite all of them.

    Matthew Wright - 5 marks, because it explains most things required for level 3, but fails to mention intermolecular forces. BLAM

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  9. AMELIA AND JACOBUTT THE AVERAGE7 December 2011 at 01:52

    Adam:- level one, 2 marks because he covers that the two molecules will differ but lacks key explanation
    sorrryyyyyyyy:( good try buddy!

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  10. Lauren and Adam :)7 December 2011 at 01:53

    Uncle Tom :): very good answer with good detail and understanding, to improve you could use more specialist terms :)

    Marks: 5 :)

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  11. kayleigh and Alex .7 December 2011 at 01:53

    Dear Alex,
    Good try!
    i would give you 5 marks out of 6, because you have clearly understood the question.
    You could have written more specialist terms. :)

    Dear Spohie,
    I would give you 4 out of 6, because you have shown that you can correctly use specialist terms, and construct your explaination clearly and logically. In future it is important to watch your grammar, and also expand your answer slightly.

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  12. Dear Adam,
    In light of reading your views on the LAQ (Long Answer Question)we have concluded that you have achieved a level 1. This is because you have not included enough details and have also not explained the roles of intermolecular forces therefore you need to work on:
    Understanding the question to be able to answer all that is required.
    Also you need to show a clearer understanding of the subject.

    Yours sincerely,
    Matthew P
    Megan M
    Beatriz da S
    :)

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  13. George: 3 marks. Talk about the bonds. Improve grammar. Use relevant information

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  14. Lauren and Adam :)7 December 2011 at 01:55

    Matthew, Good detail but no specialist terms.

    5 marks

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  15. tom
    4 marks
    relevant information included in the answer, however intermollecular bonds not clearly explained

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