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2009 ATAR: 99.30 :) SAM: 99.10 Matrix: 99.25 Einstein: 99.15

English Adv. 3/59 SOR 1 1/69 Chemistry 1/17 Physics 1/7 Maths ext 1 1/8 maths ext 2 1/2 Japanese cont. 2/3 Most excited about the third for english :)

+1 - wrote about how electrical energy gets transformed into sound, light, microwaves etc. It's from the dot-point, "gather, process and analyse information to identify some of the energy transfers and transformations involving the conversion of electrical energy into more useful forms in the...

yep, I got the same.

I got the same as you except for 11 which I thought was D, I could be wrong though. Multiple choice was quite tricky I thought.

I liked it because I'm more of a mathsy person I guess. Med. physics was easy. Multiple choice was pretty tricky - overall I think easier than chem.

haha yes whoops...edited.

I got 5.9 x 10^-8 seconds for the time, using the same charge (but positive) of the electron.

yep.

I got: 1.78% nitrogen, 3.51g for ethanol and 0.9V for the cell. I thought it was different to past exams. A bit tricky in places but overall ok I guess. We can only wait and see I suppose.

I got the same as you :)

It was good! Listening was easy and readings were pretty good...the dad thing was so cute. I wrote too much/not enough for writing but oh well. Pleasantly surprised overall.

I agree! :) I think I'm going to miss ext 1 the most :( It was a lot of fun and the people were great!

I love my maths teacher. She's seriously the most dedicated teacher in the whole school. All of the maths teachers at my school are good. I guess we're lucky to have qualified teachers.

It was harder than the past papers I've done but ok I guess. It seemed very long, like usually I would finish in 80 mins and it took me half an hour longer today. I'm thinking around 75/84.

I thought it was difficult. I made so many silly errors :S and couldn't get some qus I know I should have been able to >:| However, I did ok I think. Now to study for ext 1 :)

around 90/120 i think (and hope)

For SOR I have no problem with integrating the question. It was good in that it did make us think. The only problem I have is that the questions (for Christianity/Islam particularly) were so vague and didn't make it clear what they wanted us to talk about. I do think the Board are bit dismissive...

Actually Catholic affilations increased slightly between 1947 and 2006:1947: Catholic = 20.9%2006: Catholic = 25.82( 1301.0 - Year Book Australia, 2008 )So the answer would be D

I got an interview for UNSW with umat of 64. I guess I must have got estimated ATAR of 98+. My school didn't tell me.