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re: HSC Chemistry Marathon Archive eh, even the calculations are repetitive but no, acidic is the least rote judging from the syllabus. though monitory and management seems like the worst lol

re: HSC Chemistry Marathon Archive tbh, majority of PoM is rote (which is why i hate it barring galvanic cells lol) but acidic environment is admittedly enjoyable because it relies on understanding

lol as in, the majority of the courses offered in regards to engineering, commerce, science and the like don't have prerequisites; it's assumed knowledge

nah, not really once you get the structure right, you're already halfway there just be sure to brush up on your listening techniques + write down as many quotes from the recording as possible

re: HSC Chemistry Marathon Archive I was like "wtf did I just read"

re: HSC Chemistry Marathon Archive Hey! I understand that you're eager, but like SSH before, please be considerate of the others. Not everyone is up to the stage of smashing the Acidic Environment yet. :) POW, is still the module we BoS'ers should focus on for now.

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uhhhh, i don't get how my post is biased? just because someone has a good attitude towards english doesn't necessarily mean they show inherent bias, because that's a flimsy claim itself. there are peeps who are maths and science inclined who would testify that english wasn't as bad as they...

loooooool, you guise just chill and mentally prepare yourself for year 11 - no need to study prior tbh

Nah, trust me - English is not that bad. If you know exactly what the markers want, adhere to the rubric and know how to structure an essay properly, the subject is relatively easy.

I think you can, given that you've done prelim. It does require lots of memorisation, but the key thing is being able to have a solid argument in your essay. There's only so much regurgitating facts can do when knowing the main issues is more important.

I'm confused... are you saying that you did Modern in prelim but you dropped it in year 12?

As many would say here, there's no universally accepted way of creating notes. It's through experimentation that you figure out what works best for you. But as a general guide, you use the syllabus dot points pertaining to the verb since, at the end of the day, that's where the exam will test...

in exactly a week (fml)

check ur email :)

cheers m9 pls enlighten mi wif ur maffs prowess wen u r r34dy

did you receive my pm lol

not really a comeback, moreso me being ruthless, but still true teacher: you haven't completed your bio h/w me: pls, the only relevant h/w is maffs - everything else is useless, esp english h/w wise teacher: but you gotta complete your h/w otherwise you won't do well me: m8, it's my HSC, not...

yes it does lol