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Uploaded with ImageShack.us"] Uploaded with ImageShack.us[/URL] Question: I didn't do physics for the HSC, nor have I ever done physics... How important is bridging physics at this point? Would I be able to get through without bridging? Also, I did 2U mathematics (not general) and...

Oh wow, If you actually watch and subscribe to that guy's videos you should just kill yourself. I can hear his neckbeard from here.

I'm kind of annoyed cause I started doing the other Option Topic (Programming Languages) accidentally. I didn't know I was supposed to stop because I knew the answers D: So that killed off about 10 minutes of writing time :( Also I had to stay behind for an extra half hour marking off the extra...

What's the typical cut-off for band 5 and 6 for software? Also, I swear I ALWAYS see you three guys on here haha I'm guessing maybe ~83 for band 6, and ~68 for band 5? Or am I terribly off...

I guess chemistry gives you a wider variety of pathways. However, I think Optometry is more physics-based. By the way are you aware of the 95 ATAR requirement + Relatively high UMAT requirement for Optometry? I kind of flunked UMAT, so even if I got 99 ATAR I would not be able to get into...

That's deep man.

Better format: (+1) Software Design 1. Biology 2. Chemistry 3. Mathematics 4. IPT 5. English

1. A 2. D 3. C 4. D 5. B 6. A 7. B 8. C 9. D 10. C 11. D 12. D 13. C 14. A (fail) 15. C 16. B 17. B (guessed) 18. B (guessed) 19. B 20. B I think I did pretty decent besides the ones in the brackets :|

Hoping for essays and minimal calculations! >:D

Answer is C.... Nice cat by the way.

My current position for chemistry is not even funny... I haven't even gotten up to revising Acidic environment + Chem Monitoring yet...

In my opinion it DOES help with some specfic topics in understanding the concepts, but does not really contribute to the marks. For example, in the reabsorbtion of salts in the nephron, I was more easily able to recognise and remember the salts as this is quite basic knowledge in chemistry...

I'm pretty sure you should've used a data logger in the Experiment of CO2's effect on water?

I'm going to be rather pissed if they award these extra marks and this raises the cut-off for the bands. Seriously people if you haven't come across the word Cytotoxic T-cell, you're doing it wrong... Also, there are no such thing as 'Killer T-Cells', sure, there are NATURAL KILLER...

I also said that the cages prevented them from doing things such as moving in and out of the shade.. is this right?