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At -119°C and below, x will be a liquid and any temperature above -119°C, x will be a solid. Therefore when x is at 1°C, it's a solid. Remember, melting means when a substance changes from solid to liquid state.

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Sarcasm? HAHA! I found your posts interesting also! ^__^

... Like I said, you want me to smother my face with added sugar and preservatives? HAHAHAHAH! Enjoyed it? ^__^ ;)

I don't have aloe vera! :(

:smile: My passion for english forever burns in my heart. LOL. JOKES! No... I'm such a bad student! :( 1/4 of my face is sun burnt... omg

Yep! Shows a lot of "justice". "No loss of individuality" (I hope you get this inside joke...)

Thanks! ✿ I like yours too. Very... default. :-)

Hi! :-)

Oh really? I thought most people started off with the Ecosystems. Cell Membranes.

Patterns in Nature! :)

I got my first assignment on the second day of school LOL

Thank you everyone for your input! Much appreciated. :)

I got a B in the end report but I got a Band 6 as well! Ah, it's good(?) to know someone was in a similar position as me.

Thanks! So just give it a shot? Oh, I forgot to add 3U Maths... LOL!

I started a thread before regarding if anyone has moved from Standard to Advance English at the beginning of Prelim. My teacher (who's also the head of the English Department) said that he's willing to move me tomorrow to Advance English but I'm worried it's a bit too much in terms of the work...

My grade is going to receive our first assessment task notification tomorrow lol

Nah, there's tuition centres though..

Option 1: Buy those NAPLAN preparation booklets from a Newsagent store/Big W (Kind of expensive though..) Option 2: Tutor her yourself Option 3: Tuition Centres (ABC College/Pre-Uni - That's the only tuition centres I know that caters for Primary students) Never heard of a tutor that tutors...

Thank you all for replying! I really appreciate it! :)