What to revise from three mandatory modules, for synoptic?

I have studied for all the level 3 and 4 exams on my own with text books and it's been fine. However now I'm at the final exam, the synoptic, and I feel a bit lost as I'm just not sure what I should revise from the modules already done for Level 4 - Financial Statements and the two management accounting modules. I have a textbook I'm working through for the systems and controls element of the synoptic but was wondering what the best resource would be to pin down the main areas I need to recap on for those three modules gone. Any advice would be truly welcomed. Exam in 16 days and going to try and do 3-4 hrs per day. Kind of looking forward to it and dreading it all at the same time!
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Below is a rough overview of the tasks (based on practice papers and the information provided by AAT when I took the exam)
Task 1:
Task 1 is multiple choice questions based around ethics, errors and ledgers. How will an incorrect entry affect the TB.
Task 2:
Is a long written questions that's heavily based on the Budgeting module. Make sure you're happy with the different budget types and the pros/cons of each. This is a really good question to relate to the pre-release material because the best budget type tends to be related to the companies current situation.
Task 3:
Find 5 weaknesses. Based on the practice papers, you'll be given a detailed rundown of how a part of the business operates. You'll need to identify and explain 5 potential weaknesses in the system. This is based on the synoptic unique module. Accounting Systems and Controls.
Task 4
Is a long written question and will based around the decision and control module. This is probably the question which is the most open as their is a lot of different things you might need to do.
Task 5
Ratios and what they mean. The ratios are the same for both the Decision and Control module and the Financial statements module.
Task 6
Written question and will probably be either a SWOT or a Cost benefit analysis though based on what others have said there might be a third option that wasn't there when i took the exam.
I'd recommend to prepare for this exam by task. (Save a paper to treat as a mock) Get the questions from multiple sources and do all the Tasks 1 questions then all the Task 2 etc This will give you a better feel for how each task is structured. For the written questions go through the answers and look for what the key points are and use that to help structure your answers in the future ones.
Don't feel you have to do things in order. I did them as Task 1,3,5 then 2,4,6. Meant no time pressure while grabbing the 'easier' marks and could concentrate on the written sections.
Hope this helps and gives some guidance you might want to look at the examiners overview and report as that will give more insight as well.
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ACCA in progress
F4- Passed Aug 2020
F5- Planned for Dec 2020
F6- Passed Sep 2020
F7
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