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'It is usual for a rise in world commodity prices to lead to an appreciation of the Australian dollar and for a fall in world commodity prices to lead to a depreciation of the $A.' How does this work?? Why does a rise in world commodity prices lead to an appreciation of the $A? Please help.

How do course preferences work?? Oh I see.. thanks guys! One more question.. Will I be more likely/unlikely to get into a course just because of the way I arrange my course preferences? Say if I get a UAI of 94 and I put 3 courses that had cutoffs higher than 94(in 2005) as my first 3...

Do you get to change our course preferences again after we get our UAI? Will we know the cut-offs for all the courses by then? Is it guaranteed that I will be accepted by the course if I obtain a UAI higher than the cut-off uai (except for courses that require interviews)?? Please help.

Thanks everyone.. but i was thinking if I give up on Chemistry now and spend that time studying for Physics, I might get a better mark for Physics? isn't that better than just do okay for both of them and one of them won't count anyway? I don't know.. :'( thats why i was thinking about the...

Which one scales better?? I'm doing pretty bad in chemistry and I wanna drop it now so I could spend more time on Physics.. but then I heard that chemistry scales better than physics.. so I'm not sure..

Who's doing the neap trial? When is it? Or has it been done already?

What are some items I can use to symbolise the character of Emma from FRONTLINE?? I think Emma: - is passionate about her job - is hard working - has strong morals - tough enough to voice her disapproval of Brian's unethical decisions - but has to go with the flow in order to maintain...

What are some items I can use to symbolise the character of Emma from FRONTLINE?? I think Emma: - is passionate about her job - is hard working - has strong morals - tough enough to voice her disapproval of Brian's unethical decisions - but has to go with the flow in order to maintain...

Hey guys, So would 'the advantages and disadvantages of free trade' be the same as the 'benefits and costs of reducing protection'? Also, if there's a question that asks you to discuss Australia's policies regarding free trade and protection, there will be two parts to your answer...

"Journeys are inevitable part of life. Their consequences play an import part in a person's growth." To write an integrated AoS essay in response to this statement, what are some of the ideas/aspects of inner journey I can talk about? How can I structure the essay? Please help.

What are the aspects of inner journey??

Thanks kimmeh, I know what I should do now. :) Thanks absolution* for the link to the list of different techniques. People in this forum are super duper helpful and I really appreciate that!

Thanks guys! one more question, is 'The Lovely Bones' actually good to use as a related text for inner journey? am I on the right track? coz i talked to my friend about that today and she was like, it sounds more like an imaginative journey as Susie's speaking to us from Heaven. I don't know...

was just wondering if you guys think this novel is good to use as a related material for inner journey. I have a speech coming up next week and I've done some work on this novel but I'm so confused now.. coz after I talked to my friend, she thought it was more like an imaginative journey as this...

Can someone please tell me some techniques that are used in novels? When analysing a book, do we go through every line and look for techniques like alliteration like we do for poetry? I'm working on The Lovely Bones for inner journey by the way. Please please please help!! Thanks in advance.

inner: "at the round earth's imagined corners"

same situation.. been in aus for almost 3 years, doing okay in adv eng. lalala guess its too late to drop down to esl now. my sch doesn't offer it anyway. let me know what decision you made in the end, so you're still doing adv now?