Recent content by tahlsy31191

See you in my nightmares - Kanye West.

All of the mutliple choice in the HSC exams is just law and society questions. Go on Boardofstudies to find them.

Haha. Actually no. Actually I want to be in politics. The government is there to protect us, like it or not. Its funny how people don't respect other peoples opinions. Thats my life choice and you don't get to place judgement on that. You don't even know me. So keep your remarks to yourself.

Uhuh and thats the kind of attitude that I am sure all people who started off with a drug problem had. Its better than to be safe then sorry. Thats all I am saying. I have had friends who have done E and one of them almost died. From what I hear it is not worth it, the hang over affect for...

How whole life we have been shown that drugs are not ok. They wouldn't be illegal if they were good for you. Ignorance is not bliss. What if you try them and then you can't find a feeling to bet that feeling and you are turned back to them. Thats what usually happens. Just your common sense and...

Lobby groups is a good method of challenging power or appeals - legally Media like popular opinion polls is a good method of non-legal challenging.

I freaked out for my trials but I haven't at all for the HSC. I am bored of the HSC, sick of studying, just want to have some fun.

How similar are the CSSA trials usually to the HSC? Everyone says that the CSSA trials are good for predicting what is in the HSC.

I one before maths that it was an oral maths test and I was like I can't do it out loud and the supervisers were going you have to. Then before legal I had a dream that for some reason there was a question about John Lennon. Very random

Anything mellow is good. If I listen to house or anything like that I get really pumped up and want to dance. Haha. So Jack Johnson, John Butler Trio etc is good.

Crime: 10 pages Family: 13 pages Workplace: 9 pages I have 'cranky old man' hand writing which is really small according to my teachers.

I usually finish early with legal studies too. Section one is pretty easy and you whiz through it. I think you should be fine with those times.

Because... in answering annuities if you have an older calculator you get the wrong answer if you don't use brackets thus it may be the reason that person trying to do this question is not getting the right answer... It is not rocket science.

This question was not in the syllabus. There was a mistake or something that year of the exam. You do not need to worry about this question. Although if a question comes up in the exam that isn't the syllabus, you should attempt it.

With older calculators you must use brackets in getting your answer.