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i found the multiple choice questions a little harder then i thought they would be. but apart from that it was pretty easy.....did see much on soil compaction,bif's or stromatolites though.

easy peezy ha , i'm thinking it will be easy... there are only so many questions they can ask.. definates that i think will be in there : 1. distinquish between the different types of plate boundaries. 2. the cambrian "birst of life " event. 3.banded iron formations 4.stromatolites...

ok ok...good

ahhh now youve confused me!.... is is what i did right???

yeh i'm fairly happy with the exam... it had some really easy parts and some really specific harder parts... i thankfully memorised the thloem thing....i new phloem or xylem transport would be in there somewhere. yeh that red blood experiment was a total surprise....compared to the other...

woo hoo! WOO HOOO i thought i had screwed it up big time. thanks for telling me.! i was a bit confused because i associated the word trans with side for some reason.. thanks

yep true... is anyone else doing the option ' introduced species"? we did it and by the looks of the other options .it seems to be the easiest...

waste management prac? what was the waste management prac?

blah i honestly don't think you'll need to know the different types, apart form ancient and modern day ones..... there are a fair few different types like conical,domal etc etc.. hope its not like the bio exam......if it is , then it means that i will study for the whole course and only use...

anyone looking at this site do primary industries?? the reason i ask is because i found out that there were only about 230 people that did the hsc primary industries exam last yr.. i thought the exam was pretty dam easy...the questions in the 3rd section were especially good. i was also...

does anyone else have a problem with trying to remember all the experiments we did in ees? we did heaps of them and each one was pretty complex and specific....think i'll have to make them up on the spot

Everyone proberly knows this already....but the charles sturt hsc website is great for EES work.... it outlines the entire syllabus and is set out really simple and good....http://hsc.csu.edu.au/

in the question where we had to draw a transverse root thingy, does that mean side on, or from the top....because i think i screwed it up!! haha oh well

how is the anwser to question 19 A? wouldn't it be 10% if it went foward by 20 then back by ten. ie. 20 -10 =10%??

Where can i find the answers to the biology exam???