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umm, well the bottom one is pretty right. make of computer, i'd probably say no...you might get a mark for model because of the hardware it would typically contain...but really the bottom ones the only that actually answers the question. :-S

You'll narrow that down straight away to drivers and operating system. because both drivers and O/S handle communications with peripherals. But drivers don't go as far to always run a computer, the OS does that, the driver just runs specific functions. the other stuff is also more OS oriented...

hmm for a) I still think USB is more right, because USB surpassed parallel ports and i've seen it do more power intensive things than parallel... b) don't worry about that question theres a few billion answers for safety issues... i went for tripping hazards due to the fact that the computers...

20 and 21...they were just outstandingly simple for me...wrote three 4 page booklets on each...didn't have time to read over, but i was convinced of content. Oh for MC, heres mine. 1. d 2. b 3. b 4. a 5. c 6. b 7. d (what would you do FIRST) 8. d 9. b 10. a 11. c 12. c 13. b 14.a 15. c

yup i pooped on that exam too. I had MC and section II done in the first 25 mins...the only thing that stopped me from doing it in 5 was my hand...like seriously...that exam was weaker than American beer. Only Amish people would struggle with this exam. :-P

Yup, aligning thats the one ^_^ Ugh, continuity and change was quite nasty...the question wasn't that hard...it was just that i wrote 2 pages on Gough Whitlam and The Allende/Pinochet incident in Chile in terms of Power and Authority, instead of on Vietnam. When i realised, well...7 booklets...

Here's my understanding. External Assessments (PIP and HSC) equate to 50% of your overall mark (*cough* scaling) And the PIP is worth 30% whilst the HSC exam is 70% of that 50%. I'm pretty sure i read that somewhere in the syllabus.