Attention all legal studies hsc 2011ers - read this. (1 Viewer)

[Existential]

Who has the answers to the Pearson Multiple Choice Chapter 4 - Sentencing and Punishment - Qs 1-5?

 

[DanJohnson]

Who has the answers to the Pearson Multiple Choice Chapter 4 - Sentencing and Punishment - Qs 1-5?

I don't have the book.. but how hard could it actually be? I mean, it's multiple choice for god sake

also, multiple choice is a waste of itme unless you actually write the question and answer in the form of a statement instead of just circling letters

plus, all the multiple choice questions i come across from various textbook aren't well-thought and are completely dodgey and of little use to anyone who attempts them


just thought i should tell you

 

[SuperSaiyan]

post em' up and we'll all help out

 

[crazysexycool]

Remember, when in doubt, always put C or D.

 

[erespall]

i got

1. B
2. A
3. B
4. B
5. C

what about you?

 

[tycoon_07]

Haha got conned when i clicked this.. thought it was going to be informative about the HSC and legal studies.. not answers

 

[ArtemisOrthia]

Haha got conned when i clicked this.. thought it was going to be informative about the HSC and legal studies.. not answers

Hahaha, same.

OP, I'm not sure about the answers, as I don't use that text. If you want more advice maybe post the questions and the possible answers, then we could work them out here.

 

[salam s]

You'd be better off doing the practice multiple choice questions online at the BOS website (the actual one)

 

[powlmao]

Hahaha, same.

OP, I'm not sure about the answers, as I don't use that text. If you want more advice maybe post the questions and the possible answers, then we could work them out here.

make me number three :{

 

[Existential]

i got

1. B
2. A
3. B
4. B
5. C

what about you?

Eventually this is what I got, yes.

Have you done all the multiple choice questions from Pearson in Crime and Human Rights? If so I would be extremely grateful if you gave me your answers (A/B/C/D) so I can compare.

You'd be better off doing the practice multiple choice questions online at the BOS website (the actual one)

The multiple choice for the new syllabus is 15 marks Crime and 5 marks Human Rights. All previous HSC papers are from the old course, where some Human Rights can be used but nothing from Crime.