juggernaut
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what are they referring to when they state "original diagrams" in the marking criteria
draw your own diagrams?
draw your own diagrams?
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"original diagrams"? (1 Viewer)
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Constip8edSkunk
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its hard to intepret this out of context... the diagram with the question perhaps?
juggernaut
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its for this dotpoint:
gather and present information on the structure and chemistry of a dry cell or lead-acid cell and evaluate it in comparison to:
button cell
fuel cell
vanadium redox cell
lithium cell
liquid junction photovoltaic device (eg the Gratzel cell)
in terms of:
chemistry
cost and practicality
impact on society
environmental impact
the assessment is basically the above.. and marking criteria for top band states "fully labelled, neat, original diagrams are a feature"
gather and present information on the structure and chemistry of a dry cell or lead-acid cell and evaluate it in comparison to:
button cell
fuel cell
vanadium redox cell
lithium cell
liquid junction photovoltaic device (eg the Gratzel cell)
in terms of:
chemistry
cost and practicality
impact on society
environmental impact
the assessment is basically the above.. and marking criteria for top band states "fully labelled, neat, original diagrams are a feature"
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"original"? wtf? i wouldn't worry about that, they can't take away marks if you draw the one in conqering chem.
edit: remember that you only have to compare it to one of them.
edit: remember that you only have to compare it to one of them.
mitochondria
*Rawr*!
lol.. you know what? as long as it's not a HSC marker's comment, don't worry about it! Too much experience about crabbies non-HSC marking criteria (i hope this is not an official marking criteria i'm commenting on 
) blanky original.. maybe you should find some paper and pencils that ages about 50 years and draw the diagrams.. now that's original anyways. my point is.. as long as you have a proper diagram like those in ya text books, HSC markers won't complain about anything and will give a big similie for ya
) blanky original.. maybe you should find some paper and pencils that ages about 50 years and draw the diagrams.. now that's original anyways. my point is.. as long as you have a proper diagram like those in ya text books, HSC markers won't complain about anything and will give a big similie for ya 
abdooooo!!!
Banned
original: "not derived from something else; fresh and unusual"
therefore you should try making up a diagram that is different to what it looks like in text books
therefore you should try making up a diagram that is different to what it looks like in text books
freaking_out
Saddam's new life
yeah, just draw a "correct one" then , they can't take marks off u....and yeah, wouldn't have a clue abt. original, i mean hsc chemistry is just regurgitating notes- so u can't ask for originality.
jm1234567890
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Yeah thats right.
They just mean draw a driagram of your own creation.
ie. anything that covers all info in dot point