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No, it's "reading" timeQuick Q. Are you allowed to use your calculator in reading time (under BOS guidelines)?
No, it's "reading" timeQuick Q. Are you allowed to use your calculator in reading time (under BOS guidelines)?
i didnt even know about it..Hey did anyone do the Australian National Chemistry Quiz this week?
No. You aren't allowed or meant to have anything in your hands.Quick Q. Are you allowed to use your calculator in reading time (under BOS guidelines)?
lol, reading time is good to quickly do some MC in your head and to get ready to content dump ideas for later questionsNo. You aren't allowed or meant to have anything in your hands.
(I played with a pen lid in the time, but I wouldn't recommend it)
Yeah do multiple choice questions in your head is a good idea especially with business studies (can get it completed in reading time or near abouts)lol, reading time is good to quickly do some MC in your head and to get ready to content dump ideas for later questions
agree, can do about 5 questions which is gonna save u time to spend on sections like report.Yeah do multiple choice questions in your head is a good idea especially with business studies (can get it completed in reading time or near abouts)
I'm gonna spend reading time more so on thinking of what case studies I'm going to make up for Section IV.agree, can do about 5 questions which is gonna save u time to spend on sections like report.
Just use qantas or make up somethingI'm gonna spend reading time more so on thinking of what case studies I'm going to make up for Section IV.
My problem is literally exactly like yours, except I got a bit more to remember for Module C. What I'm doing is, I'm going to memorise at least one whole module today (probably B, because it's the longest), and do Paper 1 memorising tomorrow. So after Paper 1 on Monday, I'm going to home straight away and get to memorising all of Mod A and C.Hi all,
So I have a little dilemma right now lol. My trials start next week (Monday) with English obviously first, and I'm pretty confident I'll memorise my creative and discovery generic essay for paper 1 within this time. But in terms of paper 2 (which is on Tuesday), I basically have to memorise my Mod A generic essay + backup quotes/techniques, my 8 Hamlet thematic paragraphs + backup quotes/techniques and my Mod C generic essay. :/ I mean, after paper 1, which finishes at around 11am, I have like 10 hours to study (or to cram). But I don't know if that's sufficient for my module essays. In that case, should I memorise my paper 2 essays on the weekend alongside my paper 1 scripts? Or should I just do it chronologically in accordance to the english trials?
Just putting it out there, you're probably going to be very tired after your three hour exam on Monday so i suggest you start memorising everything now starting chronologically and try to get as far as possible. If you don't finish paper 2 this weekend dw too much, just keep pushingHi all,
So I have a little dilemma right now lol. My trials start next week (Monday) with English obviously first, and I'm pretty confident I'll memorise my creative and discovery generic essay for paper 1 within this time. But in terms of paper 2 (which is on Tuesday), I basically have to memorise my Mod A generic essay + backup quotes/techniques, my 8 Hamlet thematic paragraphs + backup quotes/techniques and my Mod C generic essay. :/ I mean, after paper 1, which finishes at around 11am, I have like 10 hours to study (or to cram). But I don't know if that's sufficient for my module essays. In that case, should I memorise my paper 2 essays on the weekend alongside my paper 1 scripts? Or should I just do it chronologically in accordance to the english trials?
30%how much are ur english trials worth guys? mine are 25
I'd do:Hi all,
So I have a little dilemma right now lol. My trials start next week (Monday) with English obviously first, and I'm pretty confident I'll memorise my creative and discovery generic essay for paper 1 within this time. But in terms of paper 2 (which is on Tuesday), I basically have to memorise my Mod A generic essay + backup quotes/techniques, my 8 Hamlet thematic paragraphs + backup quotes/techniques and my Mod C generic essay. :/ I mean, after paper 1, which finishes at around 11am, I have like 10 hours to study (or to cram). But I don't know if that's sufficient for my module essays. In that case, should I memorise my paper 2 essays on the weekend alongside my paper 1 scripts? Or should I just do it chronologically in accordance to the english trials?
omg i feel. I have paper 1 monday, paper 2 tuesday and tbh i havent really started memorising anything. i be f*ckedHi all,
So I have a little dilemma right now lol. My trials start next week (Monday) with English obviously first, and I'm pretty confident I'll memorise my creative and discovery generic essay for paper 1 within this time. But in terms of paper 2 (which is on Tuesday), I basically have to memorise my Mod A generic essay + backup quotes/techniques, my 8 Hamlet thematic paragraphs + backup quotes/techniques and my Mod C generic essay. :/ I mean, after paper 1, which finishes at around 11am, I have like 10 hours to study (or to cram). But I don't know if that's sufficient for my module essays. In that case, should I memorise my paper 2 essays on the weekend alongside my paper 1 scripts? Or should I just do it chronologically in accordance to the english trials?
u too, trials are just last opportunity to boost ranks thats pretty much it, after that your done and you have lots of time to get studying for 50% worth HSC which will honestly play a much bigger effect on your atar than trials if you can do good in themI am absolutely shitting trials. I feel like I've worked my ass for the year and that If I screw up these exams everything will go to shit and I have a crap time-table which makes the prospect of cramming worse. I just hope ranks won't be affected too much and the exams are reasonable- I wish you all the very best in your studies and I hope 2015'ers can kick ass!![]()
same, just read your notes when your in this situationThe worst thing about studying during winter, I cant get out of bed. It is too cold in the mornings and my bed is warm and comfortable.