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When I reflect on this question, it is annoying just how little we ever do in class.

I'm not planning it, but I know I will procrastinate practically all of the holidays.

Unproductive and disappointing.

I assume Medical Physics for Physics and Communication for Biology. If only I chose Chemistry.

Poor you, I've enjoyed no sport since the end of Year 10.

- = Has done next to nothing all week (far too busy for school lately) = -

What makes him so special? The way he teaches or looks?

Conflict over the Internet, how boring.

Much like every Physics teacher I've met / had before... save one.

- Actually started HSC related material at school. - Was pleased knowing my school has actually had at least 90 - 99.xx UAI students in the past two years. - Procrastinating...

Brilliant, my useless school hasn't started HSC related material yet.

Anime, which I haven't viewed in quite a long time...

As to the thread question, it was quite boring, which it usually is. My school also continues not to initiate any work in relation to the HSC.

What a stereotypically male post. I assume you don't score so well in English, would you type this if you were rank one, I'm sure?

I'm sure those verbs (describe / assess / identify) are part of the syllabus...

I thought some random did 17 units this year, oh well, I did 14 at one point in time.

Fun. He should have at least sent it to Board Of Studies?

Yes, Software Design And Development is a million times harder to achieve a Band 6 for than it is for Information Processes And Technology. Even though I came first in both subjects in Year 11, I didn't even pass the final preliminary SDD exam... no one did. So, yes, the subject is crap, but...

Enzymes - Are proteins. - Are catalysts (fasten chemical reactions). - Work within limited range (pH and temperature may denature them if extreme). - Enzyme models; Induced Fit Model (substrate and enzyme slightly change in order to become a complex), Lock And Key Model (Enzyme is specific...

Crime Fiction is useless too. English is no longer English.