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Heh, I know. I was totally freaked out when I was going through the Independent prelim exams in previous years in preparation for my yearlies, thinking, "I need to know ALL this??" XD

Nearly fell asleep in maths yesterday...:o Only had something like an hour of sleep the day before, so by period 5 I was already nodding off :p After I did the worksheet I was lying on the table, eyes closed...and after a while I opened my eyes to see my friend laughing at me. Hum. Then I heard...

The Computing Skills SC exams only starts for SC 2006 and beyond. We only had four exams on five subjects (History/Geo being just one exam). I suspect the one you did was for Computing Studies or something at school, which was used to determine your school grade?

No. Your own performance in the actual SC exams determine your marks that appear on your SC. Your school performance only determine the grades you receive, which your own school gives you.

I hate speeches. They're always the ones where I get the lowest marks for out of all my assessments :mad1: Even for year 11, my speech was worse than the yearly, where I didn't even finish writing the essay in the second part <.<

Looks pretty good, how is the rest of your cohort doing?

lol thanks for trying to make me feel better. Except my ranking is not *that* good. :o

So what requirements must be satisfied for oxides of noble gases to form? Surely they don't form under everyday conditions :p

Heh, I just remember the anode-cathode positivity/negativity is the reverse of anion-cation :p For ions, ones that start with "a" is negative, but for electrodes, ones that start with "a" is positive :D

As if. Physics mark even lower than English => doing badly at physics <.< Ranked lower in English than in physics, the latter being an abysmal mark => doing badly at English <.< Just shows how great I'm doing at these two subjects :o

Put it simply, I=V/R, R=V/I or V=IR, whatever form you wanna put it. It states that when one of I and R is constant, the other is in direct proportions to V, and when V is constant, I and R are in inverse proportions. That's the very basics of Ohm's Law, you'll learn it in the Electricity...

O.O Wow, you mean you actually have a class open for just one person? Last year we wouldn't even have an SDD class cos only something like 6 people were interested. And gee, I'd run, anyhow. One-person class! Unimaginable for me. Then again, it's just me :p

It's just 5%, don't worry :) ... Unless you were aiming for 100% overall or something. In that case, well...98% is still awesome :D

>.<''' You people are so compassionate. I love you all. :shy: Yeah, the horrible physics mark...although the rank is much better than that of English. Not *that* good still <.< And the difference between my English mark and physics mark was something like 5% :o Feels like I've been on a...

...have a month of practically NOTHING at school :D At least that was what I had last year :p

Check out a magazine. New Scientist has an editorial first up every issue :D

Congrats falcon07 :) Wow, I had three different teachers over three terms too, except the second one didn't really teach but just "supervised" us for our website projects :p EDIT: Just got my school report. Ha. As expected, the physics score was even lower than the English one. What. A...

Hey...x.x Well, I had "o.0" at the beginning...:p (Since when am I synonymous with smiles? <.<) Yeah, basically what I meant there was that you'd try to get an expression with non-negative powers of x, plus a term of fraction where x ONLY exists in the denominator. You would do this by writing...

I know, but I'm just curious about the ext 1 maths way to do it, since I haven't done it at school :p You can still do that - if you're starting off on a cliff x metres high, and you're looking at when the object lands on ground level, just put delta(y) = -x :D Heh, cheating... I just think...

Gah, had a nightmare last night, no fun x.x Woke up this morning, went to school, handed in English stuff (that research + another sheet that's not actually late :p), quadruple maths (again), physics (where the teacher just read this sheet...yawn...<.<), and double chem with titration. Meh. I...