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1. c 2. a 3. c 4. d 5. d 6. a 7. d 8. d 9. a 10. d 11. c 12. a 13. c 14. b 15. b 16. b 17. b 18. d 19. c 20. b I seem to agree with most people. Q10, anyone agree that its d? Its ambiguous I know, and probably splitting hairs but it does depend on what they mean by source...

Yes, they really needed to give us 8 page booklets. I used two booklets for each question (so 8 altogether), but didn't fill 8 pages for most, I'm guessing an average of 6 pages per question.

I wrote 1 and 3 as well. My algorithm was....interesting. I knew it didn't really work but I had the basics and was spending too much time on it anyway, so I moved on. It worked on the same basics principle as theirs, which is what most people have said.

I said the same as you. But yeah, I also think as long as it was justified well, practically anything will be ok, or you'll at last get some marks anyway.

I love that episode! and into the woods is cool as well. I used this trilogy of short stories written all in postcards called Griffin and Sabine, and the play The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)-all 37 plays in 97 minutes. If you ever get to see that, do! I've never laughed so...

i have a friend who did that but on thursday for earth and german...

Kind (K) Native (Na) Little (Li) Bears (Ba) Can (Ca) Make (Mg) All (Al) Men (Mn) Crowd (Cs? Cr? not sure...) Zoos (Zn) Ferdinand's (Fe) Nice (Ni) Sugary (Sn) Pills (Pb) Help (H? or Hg...) Cure (Cu) Headaches (Hg? or H...) And (Ag) Prevent (Pt) Asthma (Au) the one's with...

i find physics easier. that could be because i like maths although i think there's about the same amount of maths in each course really. what i find with chem is that its very detailed and as someone mentioned there are basic rules but then all these exceptions. physics is broader, once you...

do you go to pacific hills? you don't have to answer if you don't want, i just heard a similar story about one of the teachers from there...

B Sc in advanced maths at mac, if I don't get that just B Sc. Mac gives me better flexibility in subjects, but syd has more scholarships so I'm gonna check it out too.

talking about english assessment marks... friend 1: how do you work out a mark out of 50 as a percentage? friend 2 (trying to be patient and failing): just double it, k? friend 1 (annoyed at the smart-alec friend): fine! what is it if its out of 100 then?

i heard 3 per day and 5 per week (excluding exams obviously) but i don't know how official that is...

we print our work onto paper and photocopy (or get teachers to photocopy) onto overheads at school. costs 20c per overhead. can you do something like that?

she was 18 I think...or nearly anyway. does that make a difference?

so...write one and get it marked too? that way you're even. and yes, it is unfair of the teacher to mark it if they weren't supposed to give specific answers, but now that they have, why not take advantage of it?

i have a friend who does german continuers and earth, which are on at the same time. she has the same deal as you.

i have a friend whose brother does that. she says its absolutely fabulous, because of the experience and connections you get in the area you're going to be working in. most cadets are pretty much guaranteed a job because the companies know they are the most experienced. sometimes you even get...

you assume that the reason anyone would want a high UAI is so that they can prove they are better than a certain number of others. there are other reasons.

since when? my whole entire preparation for physics and chem always has and will continue to be memorising answers to the syllabus points, because thats what we're getting tested on. if the teachers give out an assessment task where you can prepare and memorise, why not? If you think she's got...

huh? since when? prove it and maybe I'll believe it... apart from that - I'm torn on the marriage issue. I'm against homosexuality but open to the civil union idea...I don't really know enough about the whole issue to comment thoroughly