• Question: why do you like science and is the alot of exams

    Asked by crazycoley123 to Charlotte, Dhvanil, Jim, Frank, Leila on 11 Mar 2013. This question was also asked by shonalovestodance, rebecca44, hebix, kckfoster, dan123, jiggins, datblackguy, harveyp, sophiecool, cholmes, kingster, jasmine123, bryony69, bracken, bobbybobster.
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      Charlotte Kemp answered on 11 Mar 2013:

      I like science because there is so much to learn and it’s great to use it to help people. I suppose there are quite a lot of exams, but if you enjoy it then it’s not too bad!

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      Dhvanil Karia answered on 11 Mar 2013:

      I used to be a nightmare for the lecturers in the school and college times as my hand would go up almost every-time when a lecturer would say “Any Questions??”

      I usually have a “Why” question in my mind for anything I see or observe and science is the subject which has a definite answer to most of these compared to arts/music/literature/social sciences….So I thought I was better doing science.

      I agree that there are lot of exams but exams are there to make sure I am learning things the right way and that I can express those things correctly. Best part about about science or maths exams is that there is a definite answer to almost all the questions and you can easily score a lot of marks compared to other subjects if you answer correctly

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      Leila Nichol answered on 12 Mar 2013:

      I like science because there is s much to it! People think it’s hard which puts a lot of people off but when you find something you’re interested in, it’s easy because you enjoy it! There are exams in every subject, not just science, but they are really there to make sure you understand. At our level, we don’t have any exams any more though 🙂

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      Jim O Doherty answered on 13 Mar 2013:

      I like it because I can’t help wanting to know how stuff works. Once you answer some questions, those answers always raise more questions to be answered.
      There are a fair few exams, but probably a lot less than being an accountant or lawyer!

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