imo, its not worth doing year 11 questions just keep doing year 12 stuff. You will find cross over when it comes up. For M2 of chem isnt that important excpept for like n=m/MM and pV=NRT. M4 has entropy and enthalpy which might be useful to revise (depending on if you did M7 or M5 in term 4 last...
Why was mod 7 kinda easy, thought it would be harder, its just memorisation. I think I'm gonna get screwed by 5 and 6 because I suck at maths questions but mod 8 looks fun, might be wrong tho. For those who go to schools who do mod 5 first was it hard? and did you finish it fast?
I don’t get it. There was only 99 band 6s in 2023 out of the tens of thousands of students who do it, How is it that hard? do they mark it harshly? Does a 90 raw scale down? Im so confused. And why does maths standard not this bad. At this rate I’m more likely to get a band 6 in Chemistry over...
Has the dot point in module 7 regarding the enviromental, economic and socialcultural implications of obtaining and using hydrocarbons ever been assed in the HSC. I cant find a question including it using HSC search or just skimming
I do SOR 1 and to be honest it's quit a lot of work for only 1 unit. What I will say is chemistry in year 12 is so much better than year 11 and also its very useful for certain uni degrees. But if you dont want to do a degree with chemistry just drop it.
Thanks for the sample exam I didn't know that existed. My only concern is how little the sample exam relies on the syllabus. The only questions that are content based are Q6, kinda Q14, Q17, Q18, Q19 and kinda Q20. As well as the section 4 essay. Though I am sure past geography exams have been...
Hey, was just wondering if anyone knows what the best way to go about doing Geography for HSC next year as im starting get worried that this sylabus is a bunch of gibberish and is going to be impossible to do well in without any past exams. Prelims were abosultely terrible, our independent paper...