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What did people get for 16 and 17?
16. Dwhat did people get for 16 and 17?
... B and B. These questions are so ambiguous holy crap.What did people get for 16 and 17?
This year's multiple choice questions were literally like next level lol.... B and B. These questions are so ambiguous holy crap.
Can everyone just put down their answers so we can work out what is correct?
I think they were shit. The marker wasn't testing people's knowledge he was testing how much he could trick people into making dumb mistakes. I don't think it was a very good MC at all, since I'm sitting here and STILL think that there is more than 1 answer to a lot of them.This year's multiple choice questions were literally like next level lol.
yea ( its so annoying to lose marks on multiple choice as well... im waiting for project academy or some other state rank tutors to post the answers HAHAHAH just like eco (Y)This year's multiple choice questions were literally like next level lol.
16. A... B and B. These questions are so ambiguous holy crap.
Can everyone just put down their answers so we can work out what is correct?
apparently 17 is C :/ according to the facebook group i think a lot of people chose C and gave an explanation for that16. A
17. B
yeh i was tossing up between A and D for 16. Only because D didn't really asnwer the question ---> and we know that infectious diseases are caused by pathogens( as per KOCHS POSTULATES). That might be wrong though so that means 18/20 for MC
like epidemiological studies aren't that useful for infectious diseases, because we just use KOCH's POSTULATES and we can find the micro-organism causing the disease. Non-infectious have a variety of different factors and yeh16. A
17. B
yeh i was tossing up between A and D for 16. Only because D didn't really asnwer the question ---> and we know that infectious diseases are caused by pathogens( as per KOCHS POSTULATES). That might be wrong though so that means 18/20 for MC
doesn't the t-helper cell have to be activated first before it stimualtes B-cells to become plasma cells.apparently 17 is C :/ according to the facebook group i think a lot of people chose C and gave an explanation for that
i think its cos the diagram labelled it as the helper t cell releasing cytokines which stimulates the b cells to become plasma cells. the cytokine was the clue lol apparentlydoesn't the t-helper cell have to be activated first before it stimualtes B-cells to become plasma cells.
Yeah I have no idea how D answers the question and that was the first one I crossed out.... but I have no idea the answer even now.16. A
17. B
yeh i was tossing up between A and D for 16. Only because D didn't really asnwer the question ---> and we know that infectious diseases are caused by pathogens( as per KOCHS POSTULATES). That might be wrong though so that means 18/20 for MC
then answer is D!!i think its cos the diagram labelled it as the helper t cell releasing cytokines which stimulates the b cells to become plasma cells. the cytokine was the clue lol apparently
17? Do you mean B? Cytokines stimulate b cells to clone and differentiate into plasma cells + memory cells. So that's why I thought it was B.then answer is D!!
Thats true, but it still asked for a rangebut as the frequencu get higher, the wavelength gets lower.
v = f*lambda
v is constant so as f increases, lambda (wavelength) decreases, hence produces a sonic shadow. Even if we cant hear that high frequencies the sonic shadow still happens
Exactly bro!!!! lol!!!whats with the ambiguity in this year's multiple choice. FFS, it wasn't testin our knowledge for a few of them, like i absoloutely know why we use epidemiological studies on non-infectious rather than infectious but like that multiple choice question doesn't give me a proper chance to show it because of all the answers are like shit.
This is exactly my issue. It was a really shitty MC.whats with the ambiguity in this year's multiple choice. FFS, it wasn't testin our knowledge for a few of them, like i absoloutely know why we use epidemiological studies on non-infectious rather than infectious but like that multiple choice question doesn't give me a proper chance to show it because of all the answers are like shit.
well i put B, but apparently cytokines attacking cell show its C, but if that was the case it would be D.17? Do you mean B? Cytokines stimulate b cells to clone and differentiate into plasma cells + memory cells. So that's why I thought it was B.