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Yep so Burnet proved/suggested a few things: 1. Immunological memory - as you said, certain lymphocytes (usually memory B-cells or T-cells) are activated so they can act faster and more efficiently in the event of subsequent exposures to the same antigen 2. Lymphocytes have MHC1s that...

Oh haha my bad. I'd say high 60s/low 70s.

Hmm yeah that's what I was thinking while doing it. To be honest, I went for A given the previous 2 answers were already D haha.

Did you examiners let you take the paper with you?

Maybe a bit lower. I'd say 83

If you talked about trading blocs when the question asked for trade agreements, will that bode negatively on your mark?

Sweet thanks mate.

Anybody reckon they got 20 for the MC? Was the answer to question five a debit on the CAD or Capital and financial?

Hi (just needed to post so I can leave my mark on this thread, being on the first page). Nah but best of luck to all 2016 HSCers!

Re: 2015 HSC Economics Marathon May someone tell me of the advantages and disadvantages of MERs (preferably 3 costs and 3 benefits, looking at eco growth, employment, external stability). Apologies if the question has been asked, just direct me to the page.

Hey mate, I understand what you're going through. Try and surround yourself with your mum more than your dad because she's supportive. So long as you're trying your best. Remember that stress is counterproductive too - first term of year 12 I was freaking out and panicking, I was actually...

Hi guys, I just sat my paper 2 trials. I wrote all my introductions and body paragraphs how I wanted (except module C, which was a bit rushed), but I left my conclusions, telling myself to write them at the end if I had spare time. Unfortunately, I had no time left and didn't write any...

Re: 2015 HSC Economics Marathon tbh I thought they were the same thing. I thought they both referred to the rate at which cyclical unemployment is equal to 0 (the labour resource is employed to its fullest supply capacity) and any increases in real GDP will cause inflation. Once macroeconomic...

Re: 2015 HSC Economics Marathon Hysteresis - nuff said.

Yeah I went overboard there haha.

Learning the content is one thing, but once you've covered an entire module, look at past HSC questions. Our syllabus dates back to 2002, so you don't have to worry about exhausting all the past papers before the HSC exam (because there are too many to do). Look at questions relating to the...

Re: 2015 HSC Economics Marathon

For comparative anatomy, you really only have to say that different species have similar forelimbs containing a humerus, radius, ulna, carpels, metacarpels and shoulder blades (which suggests that each specie originated from a common ancestor), however, each limb is used differently within each...

I did a lot of work in terms of hours, but for some reason, I don't feel that same sense of satisfaction after completing a day's worth of work. Like last holidays, I was putting in the same amount of time, but I felt confident and content with the work I did. Maybe I've become too used to it or...

Re: 2015 HSC Economics Marathon I was looking at a past HSC short answer question on Bilateral Trade Agreements and was unsure if I needed to incorporate an example to validate my argument. The question was simple - an advantage of Bilateral Trade Agreements, but from memory it was 3 marks, so...