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hayabusaboston
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Dude trials are still applicable... the only difference between trials and half yearlies is that trials examine the whole course while half yearlies examine roughly half of it. Just do all the relevant questions in all the trials you can find.
Ive tried doing that and it is helpful, but im looking for the paper its self, to sit under exam conditions to get myself ready
darkfenrir
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sorry man, there's hardly any half yearlies that are readily accessible online, from any school. People only focus on trials.
iSplicer
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+1, half yearlies are elusive! Just get trials and pick questions out from them, and adjust the time limit accordingly.
OMGITzJustin
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I have half yearly 4U papers from scots, cranbrook etc
Ditto, practice with trials especially for things like English there aren't going to be different half-yearly and trial questions. Though for some other subjects there may be some questions which have over-laping topics which makes timing/practice pretty hard.
Sunners
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The biggest problem is that some schools can do syllabuses in different order. For example my school in Economics does Topics 3 and 4 first and then 1 and 2 and in Business they do Finance (Topic 3), Operations (Topic 1), Marketing (Topic 2) and HR (Topic 4). Therefore it'll be hard to find many half-yearly papers outside your own school.
