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This will make me sound like an idiot, heh - but is the Cerebrum basically the WHOLE brain? Diagrams confuse me! I know of specific functions of parts of the brain...but, is it basically the whole brain?

No? That's not in the syllabus? =/

That's if it says, "first-hand investigation'. What they asked, was in general. I've been doing the past papers, and sometimes the question states, "How did u gather and process information regarding the human ear?" for example. You need to say what I explained. :)

These are where you make up bull. Basically they want you to say you used multiple resources, such as the internet, text books, other research material. Then you have to say you compared each source, and saw that they proved a common explanation, thus they were reliable. All that fun stuff!

Right, thanks. So it is the right theory, heh. So my T and B cell explanation...is it complete, or am I missing crucial elements? Heh. I'm looking through about 3 text books, and think I'm on the right track. :P These two things are the only things I'm not too sure on. Thanks.

So, just some concepts I've never really understood/got a definite answer for. With T and B Lymphocytes. So phagocytes are the second line of defence, and target any antigen, correct? If this process doesn't work, T helper cells produce a chemical, which trigger a specific T and B cell being...

That's plenty.

Indeed! I try and remember the answers given in Success One to those questions that seem to be asked every year, or second year. You know the ones I mean, questions on why it's important to remove Carbon Dioxide from the blood, the adaptive advantage of Haemoglobin, Enantiostasis, Homeostasis...

For sure. :) However it is off putting reading all these unknown words. Eek. However, I've done all the past HSCs since 2001, and these things have never really needed to be known. Heh. Maybe you guys are just trying to scare the rest of us?

Heh. You guys are going into way too much detail with some of this stuff.

I'm not sure which paper we used, but I know it was from one of the company's that do them. The top was 88(Me) and then it went 87, I think 82, then it fell down, lots of people in the 70s. So the average for my school would have been about 70 odd. Quite depressing, heh. I've been getting...

Any TVET accountants on here? Just wondering how everyone went over the two years. It's annoying not having raw marks, merely 'broad ranges'. Grumble. So yeah, if anyone is here - post away! Heh.

What is Enantiostasis? (They always seem to put this one in, heh)

World War I China (1927 - 1949) Sun Yat-Sen Conflict in Indochina. Very nice selection indeed.

I had one of those mental blanks that are feared in English exams. I used the quote mid-way through my BNW analysis, and stated, "Through Bernard's words, we are..." Eek. The fact that I only said "Bernard" once, could imply that it was "accidental" in stating Bernard, heh. I don't think it'll...

Ah god I hope so...

Sweet dude! Heh. Well, there would be A LOT of uncommitted people out there I'm sure. Just depends how many. I think most, well at least the top half or so of the Advanced kids at my school loved the paper. I guess that's good for scaling marks UP. *Crosses fingers* But, I hope you get the...

Indeed. I'm not relgious or anything, but I think we had some good karma, heh. We could have been thrown an evil paper. So so lucky. Just means people will probably do better, meaning it could be evil scaling. :P That'd be a cruel irony. Easy exams, but we all scale down to marks that make us cry!

I did around 3200 words. Not too shabby. I'm fairly sure it was quality writing too, heh. *Stoked*

I did When You Are Old and The Second Coming. :) Worked well with the question.