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yup :) I did.

If no technology is allowed, does that mean we can't bring stop watches ??

I don't think I'll ever be "ready" as such- In that there'll always be something you can go over, something you can revise, that's why I want the exams to hurry up and finish :( Writing the same thing over and over and over again.... get's a little... boring :p lol

In the trials, I didn't know whether I should have written the name of my title, or the name of the option I chose. So I ended up writing both, for eg: I hate being told to smile, then on the I wrote my own title, I thought it looked sort of weird- can I do that in the exams? :confused:

oh. ps. when i meant fuzzy.. i meant it in a good thing :D lol

lol nooo, urs are cute.. and the drug abused one is fuzzy :D annnd you've done them yourself right? (Sorry not stalking you read it in art thread loll) So that alone is like one big bonus. :) well done

You study everything, you learnt this year, and there's also a very big chance they'll ask you prelim questions. And the exam is on Monday 26th October. Is that what you're asking?

I know this is under wrong thread, but are we allowed to bring stop watches?

lol! Thankyou :P Same to you.

mine iss “You’ve arrived home." :D

Why?

wow lol. My friend does, buiss, eng, sor, eng, ancient nd general maths, finishes 26- and we all thought hers was bad.

my teacher told us to always use the sample deviation, rather than standard deviation..sometimes it works and sometimes it doesnt .. What's the difference between them? :uhoh:

me too. I want to do both :)

I had a prepared story in my head about a man who couldnt belong to his identity- in that people perceived him to be someone..... somone that he wasn't. that's why i chose it- but the marker didnt like my character lol and called him "callous" :)

lol, i laughed for an hour at your pic

I'm on the 11th :cry: ..

Not sure. Our school brought in an English teacher, who's a hsc marker, and is married to a hsc marker, and she said "Coleridge is one text, so if you do two of his poems, that's only one text" but I always thought they were two separate ones

Oh I see, Thanks a billion! Man, I would have never figured it out like that. I just did 75 + 85/ 2 = 80 35 + 45/2 = 40 then 80-40 = 40 lol :shy:

Thankyou!! the answers says C- 35 :( gah it's frustrating :( Thankyou anyway!!