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English - All module essays completed by tonight. That is the only thing I will be touching today.

Blueprint of Life chapter is basically a topic that is for rote learning. Who ever says it's not. They can go fuck themselves lol. Seriously, who wants to know about DNA replication and Mendel's pea plants bullshit.

Blueprint of Life

LOL and you do chem :)

Understand the action potential shit. Don't memorise it. It's actually quite interesting once you do grasp the concept behind it. Hopefully they don't ask an extended response on the ears. And high chance they won't cos they already asked that last year. So i'm hoping it'll be either on the...

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Do something easy like a piss easy maths question. That'll get you into the mood of studying. And if anyone doing sciences, get out an exam and do the multiple choice questions and do em for fun. Trust me it works.

Fucking cheering mate. I'd be happy even with an 89 even though i'll fall short of a band 6 by just 1 mark!

"Lack of understanding between individuals limits their experiences of belonging to places" 2 words. All you need to do. LOL

He meant posting the questions from the exam on here.

Guys estimate mine. I'm basing mine on trials and what I believe I could get: AOS S1 - 13/15 S2 - 12/15 S3 - 14/15 Modules A - 16/20 B - 16/20 C - 16/20

Don't even think about yr 12 until you're there. Enjoy life as it is right now. Trust me.

Lol yep that sign was scared the shit out of me during the trials. I was like "I'm fucked" during reading time lmao.

Yea i'm sure the examiners will set a question on belonging that is suited to all the prescribed texts that you can write about.

Bad idea to cram. Should be studying every single of your subjects consistently even though they're on different days. E.g. I'm studying for my chem exam even though i have like nearly 2 weeks to study for it after my maths extension 1.

1+. Help those people who write like 5 words per line like myself :)

Yes fill in illness/misadventure form. That being said. Hopefully this doesn't really happen.

Yes. When you do a past paper and you don't understand a question. Read the solutions then attempt a similar question from a textbook/past paper. There is no point in doing another past paper if you don't completely know the content.

Just get something circle like. E.g. round bottom of a water bottle. Lol. Did this for my trials. Not sure about HSC though :P

Highly doubt it lol.