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I wouldn't think that there is a treaty concerning Aid...

I guess if you felt intimidated you could report it; I was kinda confused at that question too, there were 3 gaps for the two numbers, then the cents.

I put DNA for that question.. i was about ot put nucleotide.. But DNA makes up chromosome, but it said a molecule?

I found the short answer section the hardest section. I took a stupid stab and wrote that it contrasted with the idea that Bushrangers are brave and masculine figures, instead he was portrayed as sad.

What do you mean? Each column is a group, so group 1 is first column.. group 2 is second column, and so on. Then there's transition metals (which in year 10 we're taught they don't count as groups) and then its group 3, the first column after the transition metals.

lol. Your yearlies have questions that aren't even part of the year 10 syllabus; its more like 2 and 3 unit maths.

I think its A because the energy of a wave is determined by the amplitude. Because in A, both the waves have the same amplitude, it's the answer? I could be wrong though

Kinda off topic, but its impossible to get a UAI of 99.98, UAI is given in increments of .05

There was one in our trials, and I saw one in a past paper..

Loved: Maths Boring: Science (It's a good suject.. but a bad teacher makes it very hard to like sometimes, hence self-teaching is awesome) Hated: Geography

For History, my gut feeling tells me its going to have something about the policies that have been implemented by the Australian Government (especially with the "Sorry" speech in Febuary by Rudd).. Nevertheless, I'm going to revise all the topics Geography... no idea, but I hope there is...

Disposal of nuclear waste..?

8 hours for maths?.. I don't think you'd need to study that much (unless you struggle with it, otherwise you wouldn't have chosen Ex1 maths..) You need sleep... you won't be able to concentrate tomorrow with only less than 5 hours sleep.. better off balancing maths, history and geo study on...

I heard that last year the 80th or so ranked person at Ruse got 99.3, I could be wrong though.

For congruency, there are 4 tests: Source: New Century Text Book Year 10

Spatial Dimension: describes where things are and why they are there Ecological dimension: Describes realtionship between humans and the environment and the effect they have on each other Um, I can't remember what spatial inequality and demographic changes mean at the moment.

I'm pretty sure iRuler is right.

Just a list our school gave us on for the past text types. The first one is the 10 marker, 20 marker. They've pretty much asked a range of things 2007: Interview, Narrative 2006: News report (web page), Speech (formal) 2005: Exposition (magazine editorial), narrative (short story) 2004: Letter...

Listen to this guy. He crammed 31 hours of study for his SC trials.

So you haven't gone on any geo excursions to places?.. Well, we went to the Northern beaches (I think) and did it on costal management at Collaroy and Dee Why.