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What is everyone aiming for in business?

I don't really mind. If you want :)

Made it myself :D

Re: How many past papers have yous done ? Maths-6 (almost 7)

I agree. It's all ancient history now anyway.

Imagine if it was apples. I'd lose my shit all over the exam room (so pretty much nothing out of the usual would happen).

Julio-Claudians weren't too hard. As long as you knew a lot of info on numerous emperor's provincial and frontier policy.

(A) '...he [Augustus] had added a clause advising that the empire should not be extended beyond its present frontiers.' -Tacitus With reference to the quotation, discuss the extent to which the Julio-Claudians followed Augustus's instruction. OR (B) Discuss the role of the Praetorian Guard in...

P+H: I think about 20/25 give or take 2. The last question I think I got 7-8/10 Athens in the time of Pericles: 19-22/25 Pericles: 17-19-25 Julio-Claudians: 17-19/25 I probably did much worse than I thought. That usually happens when I think I've done alright.

How do you think you went marks wise?

I actually found it doable, not easy in any sense, but I felt I handled it well and could answer all the questions. Some of you guys had trouble with it which makes me feel like I misinterpreted the questions :S

What is everyone's strategy? What order will you do the sections in?

Tbh I was less prepared for the trials then I am now. Probably still do worse :S

I also got 67% in the trials. I hope I can at least get into the 70's, although I probably won't :S

It all depends on what they ask. If they ask everything on the 20% of knowledge I have then I'll ace it...

I have the same feeling. Too much content to learn :/

Looks like I may be all by myself.

I was referring to the dot point :P I can start talking about apples again if you want? Apples.

What do you reckon the chances are that P+H will ask about issues of conservation and reconstruction: Italian and international contributions and responsibilities, impact of tourism?