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Section A Science - MADE EASY

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There are quite a number of misconceptions of students posted in the Facebook groups and sent to me by my students prior to SA1. I have selected some of them and input the strategies in the picture below.










If it helps, you like the way it is presented. 
More handwritten strategies are in my 
"Secure full marks in Section A" Science Book

Hardcopy Book

12 page guide on how to "Secure Full Marks In MCQ"
5 sets of 2017 prelim papers +
step by step written solutions
(colour printed solutions)

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(selling at cost price, there's no gain for me, it is to benefit your child)

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