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Just wondering if language courses especially continuers scales you up? I have a really strong class with two native speakers also.

can someone post the crime, family and world order questions from a 2012 trial (cssa or independent) because our school writes its own papers and i want to get a feel for the other questions that were asked. thanks :D

Also perhaps dropping modern is a good idea as you're already getting a good intake of history from ancient AND history extension where you can choose to do a topic that fits within the modern timeframe anyways. Do whatever you feel is right, and I'm sure you will perform fantastically :)

You'll be fine, though it's imperative you manage your time well, regarding history extension, I loved it and I would totally recommend doing it, it's really fun and enriching once you engage with your historical debate and didn't feel like a chore at all :)

History Extension major work is NOT 6500 words, so I don't know what that person above is on about..

Does anyone have any trial questions or hsc style crime questions they can provide for practice? since we're limited to only the 2011 paper and the specimen because of the syllabus change..

How do you reckon is the best way to study for language exams? Past papers?

Have a bonfire with all your friends. That's what i'm doing :d

haha thanks, it is but it's a bit hard if you're not native :(

3 down, 4 to go! :) I have French, legal, modern and history extension to go! Wbu guys?

do you have to be really daft to not pass bio?

Re: General Thoughts: Biology Uh, isn't polymerase what binds DNA strands...? Or am I going crazy..

For the question with the pedigree chart, what did you put for why it wasn't sex linked but recessive?

Haemoglobin provides an adaptive advantage to an endotherm in a cold environment because it allows. A) more oxygen to be dissolved in plasma. b) the organism to decrease its metabolic rate. c) more energy to be available to the organism. d) less carbon dioxide to be transported in the blood...

Was it viruses that can't be treated by antibiotics because it also kills the host cells?

Good luck everyone, thank you for your help, just think of the feeling we'll get stepping out of that exam :D

ok thank you! just getting a bit confused.. so the tRNA anticodons match onto the codons on the mRNA during the ribosome stage? it doesn't happen before that right?

what's the difference b/w tRNA and mRNA?

Is protein synthesis and transcription the same thing?

Yes please!! I'll pm you? :)