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How many words per line did you get? I got ~8.

The tort of trespass and the Inclosed Lands Protection Act 1901 may be how they enforce their property rights, but I'd say the right of a landowner to declare who is and isn't allowed on their property is probably property law.

Well, you don't enter into a contract by entering someone's premises. And it doesn't say that the gym prohibits its clients from procuring the services of a trainer. Common law, and I suspect the Evidence Act as well, but I'm more familiar with the rights to refuse a police interview than in...

I don't see how most kids would see "The diagram shows a DC motor..." and think "AC induction motor" :p

Yeah, it has no impact on the question, but someone did use it as a reference in a short answer question when he forgot which way motors rotated... it's still wrong though :p And it was a DC motor question.

I thought it was an alright paper.

I did Family a) and World Order b). The World Order b) question seemed pretty specific this time.

Question 11 - someone in my class said that the arrow is rotating the wrong way, and my teacher agrees. He's made a formal complaint through the presiding officer to the Board. Now I really can't be bothered thinking about motors and generators right now, but would anyone else like to comment?

My answers: 1D 2A 3C 4C 5D 6B 7A 8B 9A 10D 11C 12D 13B 14A 15C I thought Section I Part B was a bit different.

I didn't mind this one, it was pretty easy. I'm hoping for ~85 raw.

Crime - 8 Family - 7 World Order - 6

A rather standard response.

That does seem a bit too high. I'm not sure how your teacher would know. I'm hoping the cutoff's down below 90 somewhere. I'm aiming for 97 raw, but I'll have to improve my essay writing quite a bit to do that.

Yes, it's been renamed Less Adversarial Trials and it's now a mainstream program rather than just a trial :D

Regardless of whether you actually do, or need to, study in the later holidays, there's always more pressure to study than there is over the summer holidays. I know I didn't study very much during the remaining holidays either, but I felt more pressure on me to do so.

Hmm, it's not the most current of issues. There hasn't been much serious debate on that in Australia in recent times. But I'd still say the markers wouldn't mark you down for that, as long as you can provide a few recent examples.

I don't recall doing any study in those holidays. In hindsight I probably should've done a bit more, but I still wouldn't recommend going overboard - it's your last good holiday until the HSC really.

Just be under 18 like I am, then it's $15 off :p

No, scaling still takes place in the year you completed the course. Scaling hasn't changed at all, it's only the ranking part that has changed.

Because then you can be sure you're getting the highest assessment mark of anyone in your class.