eyeseeyou
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Where does the event usually get held?Trebla/Carrotsticks organise a day where they conduct the trials in exam conditions
then they mark them all and give out results
then they post exams online with solutions
Where does the event usually get held?Trebla/Carrotsticks organise a day where they conduct the trials in exam conditions
then they mark them all and give out results
then they post exams online with solutions
UsydWhere does the event usually get held?
It's done like 2-3 weeks before the real HSC exam startshave u been there yet
so the point of the exam is to mimic the actual hsc except 1000 times harderLast year I sat for the MX2 paper. Got like 40/100 lol
It's done like 2-3 weeks before the real HSC exam starts
Yesso the point of the exam is to mimic the actual hsc except 1000 times harder
Are they usually based on predictions on what will come up in 2-3 weeks time or are they based on just random questions which are 1000 times harder than the HSCYes
It's also a good indicator about what marks people will get. Most of the time people who do these papers are guaranteed to get a band 6/E4 so it kinda tells you ninety-what you're gonna get. Sometimes.
This, you will have to actually ask the moderatorsAre they usually based on predictions on what will come up in 2-3 weeks time or are they based on just random questions which are 1000 times harder than the HSC
meh okayThis, you will have to actually ask the moderators
The point of the exam is to give you a challenge.so the point of the exam is to mimic the actual hsc except 1000 times harder
It usually is post-trial (as in later than school trials).DO they make post trial ones?
What do you mean post-trial ones?DO they make post trial ones?
When did they start doing it?What do you mean post-trial ones?
It's done 2-3 weeks before HSC like lee said
The point is it is to challenge you and basically be as hard as possible within the bounds of the syllabus
They do one a year
2012 for ex1 and e2When did they start doing it?