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That was hard. Period.

Okay.. that was harder than I expected. You have no idea the degree of bullshit I put into that exam. I made up trig identities that probably (and most likely) don't even exist. I didn't understand that CD question. Actually, I stuffed most of it. *sigh* Tomorrow should be fun.. *roll...

Our eco teacher is a crazy, crazy man. XD We get everything back nearly the next day. He reads at the speed of lightning.

Hmm I got the results back (yes, already!).. did okay.. 91. Highest was 95. Got full on multiple choice, so happy about that. Could definitely work on my short answers!! >_< Lost most of the marks in that. *sigh*

We got to keep the papers =O

For those who forgot, the first multiple choice was: Q: What are the RBA's main objectives of monetary policy? A. Exchange rate stability, full employment and external stability B. Sustained economic growth, exchange rate stability and more equal distribution of income C. Price stability, full...

Cool thanks Alex, I shall look out for it ;) And you know, I think by the time of the HSC, the blogs may as well be dead. I can't speak for the remaining bloggers, but if it was me I would be shitting myself too badly to actually blog something interesting other than "zomg exams tomolo!". If...

Damn labour market crap (**(^*^*&( The rest wasn't too bad though. I expected much worst from the extended response.

Did he see a stray Tasmanian tiger and get heaps of money for it in the end? =O The Catholic Trials was okay. But yes, the last story was a bit 'wtf'-ish. Hated the damn poem. The picture of the boots was crap too. Let's just say I screwed up the first question.

... I really hated question 1. I really did. The rest were straight forward and predictable enough.

Heh, same place as me! Oh so it's a first come first serve thing.. hmm I should go extra early. I wanna get it over and done with.

Oh okay, yeah NAFTA really does make a lot more sense. I decided to read the whole chapter in Leading Edge again, and LE textbook also says that WTO is multilateral while NAFTA they describe as regional agreement. Gah! Oh well. NAFTA makes sense, so I think I'll stick to that.

I was doing last year's Catholic Trial papers, and the first multiple choice question was: Which of these is a multilateral agreement? A. World Trade Organisation B. NAFTA C. CERTA D. something else I don't remember Anyway, on the official answer sheet, it said the correct answer was NAFTA...

How do they decide who goes first? Everyone has to be there at 8:30 (half an hour before start time) right? Or is there different sessions? That would suck if you get there in the morning and get called in the afternoon.

So.. I just got my notification in the mail about place and time. Where are you guys doing it? <-- Going to James Cook Boys. Good luck =D I should start studying.. heh.

I think at most uni you can choose Japanese as an elective regardless of what degree you're doing (my brother did computer science and had Japanese elective). So if you want to keep studying Japanese, you don't have to specifically select courses that specialise in languages. But if you want...

Just another question to add on to that... how likely is it that in this year's HSC an extended response will be asked on the industrial relations? (since things have changed since the syllabus etc). It's not like I'm not gonna study for it.. but I just hate being surprised when I go into an...

*cough*stillhaven'tgotit*cough* Yeah, so what are we getting? =D

It's always easier to spec feral while levelling. Go balance/restoration in the high 50's. That's my view anyway.

Shaman is indeed a bitch. But I play one, so I'm not complaining, heh. Anyone attempting Naxx yet?