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really lol I feel like 2020-22 were good, but I feel like since the syllabus is so old the questions are gna be a lot more specific and less generic since they've pretty much tested everything in the syllabus, manifesting physiological strategies on concentration and mental rehearsal tho 🙏

Nah, last year's question was only on ONE physiological adaptation, so like a whole 8 marker on stroke volume or smth

thank GOD they tested physiological adaptations as an 8 marker last year that would be so bad

this is the sample answer for that question

they're gna kill us with an 8 marker that combines all the modules together or smth with a confusing 2 page stimulus

they did it in 2024 cssa, but tbh its not even specifically mentioned on the syllabus its just apart of the brain neuron stuff so its weird they asked a 5 marker, plus I have never seen it asked on any other paper other than this years trials so just know it briefly just in case but they its so...

so is it a collective human experience that no teacher actually went through it before trials omg we were all cooked 😭

omfg how are we only half way through hsc english felt like forever ago

I hope it's not there at all but that one question in trials actually traumatised me

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?

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

do we need to know the structure of the ear, eye and kidney like super in depth eg for the kidney knowing the loop of henle or glomerus and labelling all of them?

standard 2 solutions (found on fb)

standard 2 solutions

do u guys remember what u got for the cake volume question?

nahh the last annuities question was so similar to the 2020 one, anyways I would say this was fair, harder than last years exam but easier than 2020

nah u would never be marked down for it, it just adds to ur craft ig

how did so many ppl know/predict it was gna be a discursive 20 marker? was it just coincidence

it can depending on ur rank, so your "assessment mark" (50% of atar) will be the 6th best mark ur cohort gets in the hsc if that makes sense

nooo I didn't prepare for it is was all made up on the spot it sounded like shit 😭 also I DO not know how to write discursive like wtf how did they manage to take the creative out of the creative module