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Six hundred is comfortable for me, but I can push myself to eight hundred.

Great book! Although it's story structure was unconventional.

I got the tetris theme music this morning. Gawd, it was painful.

Seventies at least. Conceded eight marks I think. Or the worst case possible, sixties.

In year eleven, my old school uses Maths in Focus. But this year, it's Fitzpatrick (mainly) and Cambridge.

Haha! I remembered a guy last year, at my old school, smuggled in an entire physics textbook underneath his blazer his blazer. A bloody Jakaranda one too! It didn't matter too much, as it turned out that he got about 8/90

Hrm. How many separate piles did you make? I sort of found it hard to write on other books on top of the table.

Wouldn't that pile get a little high?

Two tables!? You lucky bastard! Well, for me, space was such a big hassle. I just use the floor to dump my used booklets.

Correct there!

Ah thanks for the answers Jumb. So far so good for me.

Ninety or above. Assuming that I didn't do too many silly mistakes, or if I didn't miss any more questions.

Think that's what I wrote sub.

Today, a supervisor tried to give me twenty extra minutes, for nothing. My exam provisions states that I am allowed to go outside to recover when I needed to, and is given up to extra twenty minutes extra depending on how long I was out for. But the thing is, I didn't take any breaks or even...

I never felt so innudated. So many small mark questions that near the end I felt that I was pressed for time. But when I looked up, there was fifteen minutes left.

Of course, but ignoring the previous exams and your possible performance in them is easier said than done.

Oh shit.... I should have gootten more sleep. I just skipped a question. Three marks down the drain. Oh shit....

Assuming no silly mistakes around a hundred.

Yeah. I didn't get that conics question halfway, nor that induction question as well as most of the last two questions.

Not really ready. Gotta revise complex numbers that we done all the way back in term one.