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Chemistry HSC extended responses. (2 Viewers)

x.Exhaust.x

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Are there any resources that focus purely on the extended response questions and the syllabus dotpoints that consists of "assess" and "evaluate"? Does anyone have a list they could post up of these dotpoints and possible extended response questions asked?

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Here are a few from a variety of sources for PRODUCTION OF MATERIALS:


  • Compare the dry cell OR lead acid cell with ONE other type of galvanic cell in terms of chemistry, impact on society and environmental impact. (6 MARKS)
  • Describe how ONE named biopolymer is made AND explain its usefulness in term of it properties. (5 MARKS)
  • Assess the suitability of bromine water in comparing alkanes and alkenes. Include relevant chemical equations using structural formula in your answer. (5 MARKS)
  • Discuss the need for alternative sources of the compounds presently obtained from the petrochemical industry (5 MARKS)
  • Justify the conditions used in the fermentation of ethanol and describe ONE way in which ethanol can be sourced. (6 MARKS)
  • Assess the use of ethanol as an alternative fuel. (5 MARKS)
  • Evaluate the success of ethanol as an alternative fuel and justify its use for this purpose. (7 MARKS)
  • Identify ONE radioisotope used in the fields of medicine AND industry and explain their use in terms of properties. (6 MARKS)
  • Analyse the problems associated with the use of TWO identified radioisotopes. Justify their continued use by referring to their benefits. (7 MARKS)
Some key points when answering 'extended-responses':


  • It is NOT an essay. You don't need a intro and conclusion.
  • FOLLOW THE KEY WORD
  • 5 marks = 5 key points
  • FOLLOW THE KEY WORD
  • Write in DOTPOINTS
  • FOLLOW THE KEY WORD
  • Include at LEAST ONE chemical equation
  • FOLLOW THE KEY WORD
  • Show EXTENSIVE chemistry knowledge by using examples and terms
  • FOLLOW THE KEY WORD
 

zhangy

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such a nerd bayan o_O
ummm.. most of the extended response questions are just simply restatements of the dotpoints
so u just basically write out answers to these dotpoints which have the words assess, evaluate and all the other words in front of them
another source is just simply looking through past HSC papers for the big mark questions, e.g 5-8 marks
and then using the marking guidelines to do them
 

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