Revision

Revision

1. Geography

   • Case Studies
     • Earth Quakes
     • Volcanoes
   • Destructive waves a small swash but a large backwash

2. Business

   • Finance
     • If the pound is weaker, then its is more expensive for British Business' to purchase things abroad because it costs more pounds to have the equivalent amount of the other currency .
     • If the pound is stronger then it is cheaper for British Business' to purchase foreign currencies and hence purchasing from abraod is cheaper although it means that for people buying from the UK it is more expensive for them as the pound is worth more.
     • Cash Flow Forecast is a predication of a businesses accounts over the coming year
       • Reciepts are sales, Expenditure is payments, Opening Balance is the same as the previous months' closing balance
       • It allows a business to adjust and plan for times of either finacial struggle or prospur and hence allows them to gage whether they will need to generate money to survive a particular month
     • Sources of Finance
       • External Finance: Money being given, or lended to the business. This is usually loans, overdraft (The bank allows the business to draw more money from their bank account than they actually have in it) , shares and debentures( a long-term security yielding a fixed rate of interest, issued by a company and secured against assets.)
         • External Finance: Money being given, or lended to the business. This is usually loans, overdraft (The bank allows the business to draw more money from their bank account than they actually have in it) , shares and debentures( a long-term security yielding a fixed rate of interest, issued by a company and secured against assets.)
       • Internal Finance: Money raised internally, not increasing the debts of the business, this is usually the business profits, selling unwanted assets and personal savings.
       • External Finance: Money being given, or lended to the business. This is usually loans, overdraft (The bank allows the business to draw more money from their bank account than they actually have in it) , shares and debentures( a long-term security yielding a fixed rate of interest, issued by a company and secured against assets.)
   • Marketing
     • Four P's
       • Price
         • Pricing Strategies
           • Cost Plus
             • Prices are made once a business has decided on what profit margin it wishes to achieve
           • Competitive Pricing
             • Based prices off of rivals and competitors
           • Penetrative Pricing
             • Set low price
           • Skimming / Creaming
             • Set high price
           • Loss Leader
             • Selling a product below its production cost to appeal to more customers to buy other products
       • Place
       • Product
         • Job: Unique
         • Flow: Continuous Production Line
         • Batch: Variation
       • Promotion
         • Below the line
           • Leaflets
           • Posters
           • Local Papers
         • Above the line
           • National TV
           • Radio
           • National Papers
         • Case Study Examples
           • Thorpe Park
           • Tulleys Farm
           • Tilgate Nature Centre
   • Business Types / Basics
     • Partnership
     • Private Limited Company
     • Sole Traders
     • Public Limited Company
     • Franchise
     • Social Enterprises
     • See Power Points and One Notes
   • External Affairs
   • Production
     • Job: Unique
     • Batch: Variation
     • Flow: Continuous Production Line
     • CAD: Computer Aided Design
     • CAM: Computer Aided Manafacturing
     • Computer Aided Design (CAD) helps create, modify and communicate information efficiently. Computer modelling allows designers to test models and changes without carrying them out.
   • Human Resources

3. Science

   • Chemistry
     • Paper 2
       • Rate and Extent of chemical change
       • Organic Chemistry
       • Chemical Analysis
       • Chemistry of the atmosphere
       • Using Resources
     • Paper 1
       • Atomic Structure and The Periodic Table
       • Bonding
       • Structure
       • Properties of matter
       • Quantitative Chemistry
       • Chemical Changes
       • Energy Changes
   • Physics
     • Equations
       • Refer to Equation Sheet
     • Paper 1
       • Energy
       • Electricity
       • Particle Model of Matter
       • Atomic Structure
     • Paper 2
       • Forces
       • Waves
       • Magnetism
       • Electromagnetism
   • Biology
     • Paper 1
       • Cell Biology
       • Organisation
       • Infection and Response
       • Bioenergetics
     • Paper 2
       • Homeostasis and Response
       • Inheitance
       • Variation and Evolution
       • Ecology

4. Maths

   • Equations
     • Area of a Circle: π r^2
     • Circumference of a Circle: Pi x D
     • Volume of a Sphere: 4/3 π r^3
     • Surface Area of a Sphere: 4 π r^2
     • Quadreatic Formular: -b±√b^2-4ac / 2a

5. Englsih

   • Language
     • Paper 1
       • Creative Writing
       • Unseen Fiction
     • Paper 2
       • Unseen Non Fiction
       • Writing for a purpose
   • Literature
     • Paper 1
       • Romeo and Juliet
         • Themes
         • Quotes
           • See Quizlet for quotes
       • Jekyll and Hyde
         • Themes
         • Quotes
     • Paper 2
       • Blood Brothers
         • Themes
         • Quotes
       • Seen Poetry
         • Poetry
           • Unseen Poetry
         • Refer to Poetry Collection

6. RE

   • Triune God
   • Creation
     • Genesis 1
     • Genesis 2
   • Kingdom of God
     • Places of Pilgrimage
       • Walsingham
         • England's Nazareth
         • Vision of Jesus' childhood house built
       • Loudres
         • The miracle water spring
       • Rome
         • St Peter's Relics
         • The Pope
         • Landmarks
     • Values:
       • Peace
         • Reconciliation
           • Justice
   • Redemption
   • Eschatology
     • End of Time
   • Incarnation
   • Judaism

7. Computing

   • Dinary to Hexidecimal
     • 1. Find which square of 16 is larger than dinary number
       • 2. Divide the dinary number by the chosen square of 16. Example: 27 / 16^1 = 1r11
         • Therefore the 1 is represented as '1' and the remainder '11' is 'B' Hence the answer is 1B
   • Binary to Hexidecimal
     • 1. Split the Binary number into half: 1011 | 0111
       • 2. Work out the equivalent of each half in Hex
         • 1011 = B (HEX) = 11 (DIN)
           • 10110111 = B7 (HEX)
         • 0111 = 7 (HEX) = 7 (DIN)
   • Adding Binary Rules
     • 1 & 1 = 0 with a carry 1
       • 1 & 0 = 1
         • 0 & 0 = 0