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The 2004 HSC - Physics Paper (1 Viewer)
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cephren
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...Seeing as though I couldnt b bothered with anything - let alone Physics & special relativity... I assume that was an easier test RELATIVE to the observer of other physics exams... if a teacher can post the EXACT answers to multiple choice and even Q2Q... would b very grateful... after MC I am about 12-15 marks closer to a pass...
...P.S. I think anyone with NO knowledge of Physics could have aced MC with a bit of common sense... exaggeration but u kno... it seemed relatively easy... I'd b band 6 if I could have given a damn...
...peace
...P.S. I think anyone with NO knowledge of Physics could have aced MC with a bit of common sense... exaggeration but u kno... it seemed relatively easy... I'd b band 6 if I could have given a damn...
...peace
morning_starlet
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so what did everyone think of the test?
I though most of it was ok except for the totally unscrupuolous question on Michael Jordan and the plotting the planets around the sun, also there was a 6 mark question on solar cells which has been taken out of the syllabus 2 years ago!
I though most of it was ok except for the totally unscrupuolous question on Michael Jordan and the plotting the planets around the sun, also there was a 6 mark question on solar cells which has been taken out of the syllabus 2 years ago!
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The solar cell was just application of existing knowledge to an unfamiliar situation.morning_starlet said:
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The existing knowledge was the properties of P and N type semiconductors, and so far as I know that's still in the syllabus
So the fact that solar cells were removed from the syllabus 2 years ago, and they asked a question on solar cells is not a problem?
Now I'm no genius, but I would assume that if they remove something from the syllabus, then they aren't going to ask questions on it in the HSC exam.
Now I'm no genius, but I would assume that if they remove something from the syllabus, then they aren't going to ask questions on it in the HSC exam.
townie
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Multiple choice and electives are @ http://www.boredofstudies.org/community/showthread.php?t=48202 on the first page (i like 2 get in early)
gordo
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it was all fine except a couple of the MC
jordan, planets around the sun, solar cell roundabout car and accelerator question in q2q.
i could easily have got full marks in all those, half marks or no marks...
and i hate that feeling
jordan, planets around the sun, solar cell roundabout car and accelerator question in q2q.
i could easily have got full marks in all those, half marks or no marks...
and i hate that feeling
speersy
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thats exactly how i feel, well maybe not full marks. I doubt it if there is a possibility of you getting full marks, you could get none, as the markers will see that you have knowledge of the coursegordo said:
gordo
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i know i put the planet orbiting clockwise - which is wrong
i put the induction cooktop - which is wrong
for jordan i didn't focus on the 2.5s airtime, just on brains over braun
q2q - i bs'd the whole question
i dunno
its over and i really shouldn;t care
but i could have done better
i put the induction cooktop - which is wrong
for jordan i didn't focus on the 2.5s airtime, just on brains over braun
q2q - i bs'd the whole question
i dunno
its over and i really shouldn;t care
but i could have done better
grimreaper
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haha I also got a copy of the core short answer part (cause my mum is a supervisor at a different school) but I couldnt be bothered scanning it if xayma's going to.