Break the question down. if it's asking you to explain the advantages and disadvantages, that's 3 marks a piece, so 3 advantages AND 3 disadvantages needed
Always start by stating the obvious and build from there
Don't over think it, if it looks simple, it probably is simple!
Unless you are 100% sure that your first answer is wrong, LEAVE it alone, don't change it!
If you are given a table of data or a graph then it's because you need to use it!
READ the information at the start of the questions, often there's a clue in it...
Use Computer Science vocabulary, not "stuff", "things" etc.
Make a flowchart rather than write Pseudocode
Always start by stating the obvious and build from there
Don't over think it, if it looks simple, it probably is simple!
Unless you are 100% sure that your first answer is wrong, LEAVE it alone, don't change it!
If you are given a table of data or a graph then it's because you need to use it!
READ the information at the start of the questions, often there's a clue in it...
Use Computer Science vocabulary, not "stuff", "things" etc.
Make a flowchart rather than write Pseudocode
Never leave a question blank
Use a Highlighter
Don't forget a BLACK pen....
Don't forget a BLACK pen....
