Bio Predications (1 Viewer)

[itsaulgoodman]

omg fr. i got eco & bio on the same day, and legal the day before.

Bio and eco

 

[tvskAXatar]

NESA knows that most Bio students do Eco, still not a reason to have both exams back to back on the same day.

 

[tvskAXatar]

I think this year it might be a full-on content dump, much harder than last year.

Good news is if it’s harder means you have more chance of achieving a very high scaled mark.

 

[ugly_frog]

HOW R U SURVVINGGGG I HAVENT TOUCHED BIO OR LEGAL SO COOKED

im not. (
im tryna focus on doing qs and just reviewing content im not that good at. i keep getting distracted tho

 

[Hannah22]

omg fr. i got eco & bio on the same day, and legal the day before.

BRUTAL. I can't imagine having bio and eco on the same day. Good luck, all the best

 

[idk123233]

im not. (
im tryna focus on doing qs and just reviewing content im not that good at. i keep getting distracted tho

i cant do questions because idk the contenttttttt like at all, im gonna leave legal for tuesday and wednesday atp

 

[ugly_frog]

i cant do questions because idk the contenttttttt like at all, im gonna leave legal for tuesday and wednesday atp

ahaha thats so real. gl for business tho!
im scared abt crime the most tho, cause i think its gonna be specific

 

[beeeb]

i pray that all questions are <5 marks because I do not have enough knowledge to write a 9 marker on anything

queen there’s always atleast 3 questions that are 8+

 

[shoulfer]

queen there’s always atleast 3 questions that are 8+

 

[Ellofaro]

Hey Guys, does anyone know any good trial papers for bio? Ive done all the relevant HSC papers since the syllabus change and still want extra practice. Thank youu.

 

[Pac574]

Do you think that since there have been a lot of epidemiological studies in the past HSC papers, they will tone it down a bit in the 2024 paper?

 

[person3024]

Do you think that since there have been a lot of epidemiological studies in the past HSC papers, they will tone it down a bit in the 2024 paper?

omg i hope so i haven't touched epidemiology but then again it is a weak point for a lot of people so they might continue to test it

 

[killmenowplz123]

check THSC if you havent already

Hey Guys, does anyone know any good trial papers for bio? Ive done all the relevant HSC papers since the syllabus change and still want extra practice. Thank youu.

 

[23892839289]

check THSC if you havent already

they BARELY have any, like why is everyone gatekeeping bio papers like pls post them

 

[JosephSeed]

Thank u!!! yeah hopefully it doesn't come up I don't think my teacher even went over it and I've never really seen it before, did u do ur hsc last year?

we got one in CSSA as a 4-5 markers this year. i got 2 marks for it tho. to this day i still dont know what it is

 

[twilight_star24]

we got one in CSSA as a 4-5 markers this year. i got 2 marks for it tho. to this day i still dont know what it is

me and you both

 

[pancake15]

Ok cool also do we need know about action potentials and polarisation I've literally only seen it come up in 2024 cssa but nowhere else

idk if anyones replied to this yet, but as far as I know from my bio teacher you don't need to know action potentials and it's mostly still taught js because it carries on over from the old syllabus content (old habits die hard kinda thing)

 

[ugly_frog]

idk if anyones replied to this yet, but as far as I know from my bio teacher you don't need to know action potentials and it's mostly still taught js because it carries on over from the old syllabus content (old habits die hard kinda thing)

yeah same, my teacher also said smth like that wouldn't come.

 

[JosephSeed]

idk if anyones replied to this yet, but as far as I know from my bio teacher you don't need to know action potentials and it's mostly still taught js because it carries on over from the old syllabus content (old habits die hard kinda thing)

is it still taught? i heard many schools dont teach it,.

 

[pancake15]

is it still taught? i heard many schools dont teach it,.

as far as I know most schools don't teach it, I have seen it included in a few resources (slideshows, etc) but it was js skipped over, I was taught it at tutoring tho. Idk why it's in the CSSA trial however my school didn't sit it, but it seems a bit weird to include if the consensus is that it's not technically in the syllabus