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Yes, we played games constantly too. @ yoda109 : Business Studies def. helps. Some of the multimedia exam, I only knew about because I do business [and because I don't study multimedia], and others that do both subjects like me found this as well. The syllabus, and the course in general...

I thought that if your marks were a LOT higher than everyone else's, you're considered an outlier and don't get scaled the same as everyone else does? Yes? No?

a) A business. b) A substantial business. c) A business that diversified too much and went bankrupt. d) A business that has successfully diversified and is experiencing windfall profits. Seriously, what sort of question is that? Diversified? You could be talking about horizontal or...

Pros - easy marks. Get to play games regularly. Cons - bad teachers. Boring theory. The only reason I do half-decent is because the day before the exam I go through basic OH&S legislation, ergonomics, and other such lame and (sorry flipsyde) boring stuff, as opposed to the rest of my...

Hmm... before the trials I made up a case study (meaning "made up a name and a 3-word description), and planned to go in there and make it all up. I went in the exam, made it all up, and got 20/20. But now I'm not sure if my teachers marked easy. If it's obvious that the business is made up...

Ask your teacher specifically what sections of Global Business are in your trial. You have a right to know, even if all your teacher says is "it'll be everything we've covered up to the trial" - at least it's a point to work from. When is your trial?

Well. THAT was fun. :p Yes, but you don't do ext.2 maths.

Hmmm... just as you said court action was not specified, neither was anything about OH&S, award systems, etc. So techically, no one can assume anything at all from this question. So, with absolutely no assumptions about legal requirements: Answer COULD be A as they could be adjusting the...

That's stupid, you should complain. Perhaps you should try looking at different books and stuff, that's not necessarily a textbook. It will have irrelevant stuff, but there should be some good stuff too... like, say Complete Idiot's Guide to Hinduism? (I don't actually know if there is one...

I figured if it was a court case, then the end verdict would be that the company would have to change the system anyway i.e. A. This is an ethical requirement, but it would also become a LEGAL requirement. BUT, the company would be visiting the hospital etc. all on their own accord, then they...

Yeah I did. I can't remember if I went off the lines much though... Umm... something about share price dropping and shareholders not getting a return on their investment. It was a work of art. But now I'm worried that it wasn't a public company. :( I WAS about to do an external stakeholder...

I did shareholders. Hmm... I only just realised. Was the business a public company? Oh well...

If there was an efficiency ratio, then I completely missed that one. Some of the M/C wording needed major reviewing.

<3 Biz

Yeah me too. I have great fun with my executive summary... it's like a mini creative writing task. :D But... I've never really thought about writing my executive summary last. I might try that...

Meh, screw it. I haven't seen it written anywhere that we can't, and if it's relevant... Too late now anyway. I'll consider changing it for the HSC though... maybe... :P Anyway, if they only ask for one related text tomorrow, then I'm fine and won't need to double up. :D

Can we use the same Other Related Text in AOS as well as Module C if it is relevant to both?

Umm, yeah, sorry for late reply. SoulSearcher is right - I think in a previous part of that same question you had to work out the exact value for k for something, and that's what you use.

Yes, my teacher told us Sylvia Plath too, especially as one of Hughes' Poem is a direct reply to hers (Whiteness I Remember, I think it was). But I don't really know what to do because before this we were drilled in having different mediums. But thanks glitterfairy, those sound really good. And...

Good method. I like. ::thumbs up::