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GCSE: The Earth and Beyond
229 GCSE The Earth and Beyond essays
- Marked by Teachers essays 1
- Peer Reviewed essays 24
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Stars, Supernova and Black holes
4 star(s)This is, overall a competent piece of scientific writing. While there is some information missing and a few grammatical/spelling errors, there are alot of very relevant and important facts.
- Essay length: 809 words
- Submitted: 17/08/2006
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Marked by teacher:
Kate Gardiner
01/12/2012 -
Reviewed by:
cpdavis
29/02/2012
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Concepts of the universe creation
4 star(s)The candidate has given an explicit response, they have discussed serval theories of how the universe was created rather than simply mentioning the current scientific theory. This is the appropriate…
- Essay length: 1426 words
- Submitted: 16/08/2010
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Reviewed by:
pictureperfect
28/07/2012
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To determine the refractive index of glass
4 star(s)The candidate has planned and carried out an investigation into Snell's Law. They have measured the angles or incidence and refraction of beams of light through a glass block, and…
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The Life Cycle of the Stars
4 star(s)Response to question - To what extent has the student answered the set question? How explicit is their response? The writer has approached the question well, where they used information that…
- Essay length: 1184 words
- Submitted: 07/09/2007
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Reviewed by:
cpdavis
19/02/2012
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Solar Energy
4 star(s)A good piece of work explaining how solar energy is utilised. You have mentioned both major uses for solar energy and gone into a medium amount of detail about how…
- Essay length: 1670 words
- Submitted: 30/05/2007
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Reviewed by:
pratstercs
19/02/2012
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What types of problems and effects are been forced upon the planet with modern technology and the increasing population and what can be done to make the planet healthier?
4 star(s)The student has answered the question well; they've understood what the question is asking them to do and they've made a number of different points which are all relevant to…
- Essay length: 1295 words
- Submitted: 17/08/2006
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Reviewed by:
lookitspete
28/02/2012
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Is the human race on a collision course for its own destruction’?
4 star(s)The response to the question is answered well. The candidate communicates in a rather stylised way which should not be used for scientific essays, but this being tended towards an…
- Essay length: 671 words
- Submitted: 11/07/2002
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Reviewed by:
skatealexia
14/07/2012
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The planets and the universe
4 star(s)In this the candidate explains the composition of the universe. The candidate responds to the topic to a very high level explaining many of the concepts of the universe…
- Essay length: 945 words
- Submitted: 11/07/2002
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Reviewed by:
skatealexia
14/07/2012
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Astronomical observation
4 star(s)The candidate answers the set questions well. The candidate should have answered questions concisely to gain higher marks and show an higher understanding of the science, but their observations…
- Essay length: 374 words
- Submitted: 11/07/2002
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Reviewed by:
skatealexia
14/07/2012
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What is dark matter?
3 star(s)The candidate gives a thorough response, they explain what dark matter is and go on to discuss how the underlying theory was first developed. Furthermore, though only brief the candidates…
- Essay length: 804 words
- Submitted: 27/06/2012
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Reviewed by:
pictureperfect
27/07/2012
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