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I'm confused as to why this was so hard for everyone. I stopped working at the start of this year in protest to my horrid chem teacher (stupid, I know), but I didn't think anything of it. And from what's been written here, I'm pretty sure I got it right. Oh, and for those who say it was 4...

What was everyone's story about for the creative response? Mine was crime fiction, about a guy who was following a girl he'd seen in a movie (hence the picture) and it sounded like he was going to attack her, but then he found the body of the woman she'd just killed, and phoned the police...

I dis tiny compared to everyone else, 8 for creative and 9 for essay. Still, I am so proud of that 9! I was onto 8 when the hour was up (i did essay first) and I thought, bugger it, I want a string, I'll take 5 min off creative! And it was okay, because my story ended, so taking the 5 minutes...

They always only ask one prac. It's always the same.

With the moles, also remember that the aussie one is only called a mole because the europeans who came here first thought it looked like one. It gives the species and genus, too, and states that one is placental, the other marsupial. So its NOT one comming here and adapting to suit a new...

Did anyone manage to get a copy of the main part of the paper? Cos my parents always want to look at my paper.

Did anyone else put C for 3? I chose nutritional rather than environmental, because you put the smoke into yourself. Though maybe nutritional is only vitamin deffciencies and stuff. I figured not Environmental (A) because smoke isn't natural (though I guess smog and pollution aren't either)...

I'm not certain if BOS does, but the media sure does! I saw an article that quoted someone from here in the SMH the other day!

Yup, she could be a carrier, or normal, but she can't have the disorder. :) I agree with the ag thing too. Sure, put a bit in, but I would have rather some more T and B cells or something, less where other subjets are an advantage. Though that multiple choice with the motion diagram...

I did dry ice and data loggers. I had it for my trial too! There are only so many pracs they can ask for for bio, and thats one of the better ones, cos its and actual PRAC prac, where you can have an actual method, not like "look through the microscope and record what u see". I'm more worried...

We have 2 classes. Both teachers are really nice (mostly) and know their stuff, but they aren't the best teachers. Mine covers a reasonable depth, but leaves things out. The other covers everything, but skims it all. In yr11 (inc term4) we had the most legend teacher, where every class FELT like...

Oh well, at least it was good practice for Monday. *dies*

Poo, it didn't come out... Anyway, you know what a tree diagram looks like. :) And Maria couldn't have been affected, because her father was unaffected. For a girl to have the disease, her father MUST have it, so he can pass on his affected X chromosome. :)

It's still 25%. Draw a tree diagram, like in maths... Y 50% __/ Y 50% Jack affected? _/...

Hardest Q: Influenza, Locusts (i and ii, not iii), Cows, Comparing Models (H.S. option).

Was that in the syllabus? I know it was for yr11 (cos we did a fun capture-recapture prac!) but I don't think so for yr12... Anyway, I agree about the stupidity. I wrote some shit about ploting known areas on a map to see how widespread it is...

D were all haploid. Process 1 was duplication Crossing over happens between cell B and Process 2.

Its okay, cos I write big, and its all in dot point, so its easy to read. And they do have to read everything you write, no matter how much, how little, or how messy. :) And the exemplars on the Standards packs are all AT LEAST 8 pages for the option (all up that is...). I wrote 8 pages and one...

I was so excited with that! (I'm a human story-er) At first when I saw it, I was like shit.... But then I started writing, and it just came! And, I wrote FOUR pages in 25 minutes! In English I only wrote 5 pages in 40 minutes!!! I thought it was a great question, easy marks!!! Yay!!! What...

adrenaline, you just didn't do the qustion right. Since Jack is a boy, he gets his Y chromosome from his dad, not the X which carries the trait. So that eliminates 2 of your senarios. Then you say there is a 50% chance of Maria being a carrier, and if she is, a 50% chance of Jack having the...