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the magician - raymond e feist cause it on the A&R list, but more importantly cause its good

ok. you try that 'no research' approach. then I'd like to see just what exactly you write in your RS afterwards lol

they said they checked the toilets, im not sure how well though. perhaps during the english exam, I would think they checked thoroughly. but otherwise a quick glance in a few places would probably be all that they would do. if I could go back in time I swear I could get some notes in...

actually not quite. yes doing a critical requires much more research, and a little less writing. but a short story still requires a heck of a lot of research. you have to research form, audience, style, and stuff like this. then you need to develop a concept and research into that so that you...

but is it not true? I would have loved for a question like this to have appeared in my MX2 exam

yea something like this. if you end up playing sport at a reasonably competitive level, the BOS understands that this may affect your studies and gives you extra marks to compensate. like, if you played for australia under 18s. but you will have to check at what level the benefits cut out just...

lol, all much better than mine last year, we had the board of studies lady who would co ordinate our actual hsc exams (that person up the front who manages everything and reads out 'any student caught with a mobile phone will get zero...etc") come and co ordinate our trials for us, so that we...

hmmm, I think some people in this thread have never really had a great teacher, like a really, awesome teacher. cause then you would know that having a great teacher will improve your marks better than any self study or self motivation can since great teachers make you want to listen, learn...

I'd just like to hear some of your exam stories, preferably the more humourous ones, but anything interesting would be good. Didn't have many last year. About the only thing that happened was during a trial HSC exam for ancient history, some guys mobile went off about 2/3 through the paper. he...

seriously, I think these questions are probably the easiest in the entire course. its just simplification. they are so easy I dont even think they would put them in the hsc exam.

well sometimes this is true. but some mornings, if I miss the express to central, I have to wait 25 minutes for the next one, or 15 minutes for the next all stations train to central, which is quite ridiculous when I compare this to what people tell me from overseas. ie, trains every 2 minutes...

he simplified things down. w^8 = (w^3)(w^3)(w^2) = (1)(1)(w^2) you can take out a w^3 and reduce the powers to make things simpler

wow, shooting a bit high there arent we? i'd say around 90-95. perhaps bring 2u math up a bit more and a 95 will look a bit more certain. i cant honestly see how you would be getting anywhere near 99 with those marks. you would need to bring 2u maths or pdhpe up to a mid band 6 and increase...

pretty much write an essay and then trim it down to the essential information. it is a speech, so it has to flow a little more than an essay. try to make concepts and ideas lead into the next a little more than you would in essays. IMO, these kind of statements are boring. I mean, everyone...

EE2 is just like having a constant assignment. you can work on it alot and do well or work on it very little, or just in the final week and not do as well. (you cant do your EE2 MW the day before. its several thousand words. you couldnt write that much in one night even if you tried) my advice...

no. seriously this is a poor question. do you think if they put the smartest guy in the world into a crap school, and he aced everything, that he would only get a uai of 90 cause his school was crap? cmon, use a bit of logic before you ask these questions

im watching season 2 right now. its ok, I think season 1 was better. I caught an episode last night on tv. JD had a beard and cox was cheif of medicine so Im guessing thats from one of the later seasons. my point is it didnt seem to be very funny. I hope it doesnt turn out to be a show that...

if you study hard for the 60% of assessments left to complete, and you do well in them, theoretically you should jump a bunch of ranks to a fairly decent level which would give you a good chance of getting 90+ UAI but you have to do well in the assessments from here on out

my understanding was that you couldn't do a topic that is covered significantly in any hsc course. and it seems as though the gracchi are covered quite alot, considering I could very quickly pull out my notes from last year and probably write a whole lot on your focus question. so you might...

id say maths and english. english screws up most people, so you should focus on it to maximise your UAI. and maths just cause perhaps ignore ipt, ive heard its easy and scales badly, but thats just what ive heard