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Re: Did we just get slipped a... I guessed 3.8 bill as well, wrote down 4.2 at the start then changed it. I knew it was carbon 12/13 ratios though.

I have asian parents that didn't care enough :(

Re: Did we just get slipped a... You do realise you're only meant to attempt ONE question from section II.

Yeh, my 7 is probably wrong, oh well my guess for Q10 makes up for it :P EDIT: 8 is C in my opinion as life during the Cambrian period was in the ocean, so I don't think living in cooler environments was an issue.

Here's what I got for multiple choice: 1. C 2. D 3. D 4. A 5. D 6. C 7. B <----- answer was A 8. C 9. B 10. B 11. A 12. C <------ answer was D 13. D 14. A <------ answer was C 15. B <------- answer was A >_< guh

hmm, my internet must be screwy, I just created a similar thread. The exam was fairly easy, nothing too hard. I was also surprised that there wasn't anything on global warming/Ozone, although they had Ozone in last years exam (Australian scientist Q and some other).

Did we just get slipped a... So what did you guys think? Again, following the trend of 2008 exams, it was pretty straight forward. They gave us easy 6/7mark questions.... Extinction of megafauna & Australia's fragile nature? Thanks so much :) I don't think there were any 'assess' or...

I hope most people have this mentality, that way we all do badly together.

Great how they gave us a whole week to study for this exam :P

Well judging from what people have been posting so far (marks for trials) it appears we could be a weak year for IPT, this is a good thing, if the average is low then it might actually scale better :P

I got 71% in my trials, if I could turn back time I would have picked another elective but I prefer this over keeping on with Maths Ext 1 & English Ext 1. This subject scales horribly so a raw mark of 70% would spell certain doom for my UAI. Anyways, in reality the subject isn't too hard, if you...

This was a really good exam, the questions were pretty easy and they didn't specify any annoying text types. Only thing that let me down was that I didn't quite finish my Mod A response.

The poem was written by Peter Goldsworthy, who also wrote the book Maestro (a text we studied in year 11). The book is about how he grew up in Darwin and his experiences with a German or Austrian (I forgot <_<) piano tutor and how he eventually left Darwin to become a concert pianist...