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mod 7 can prolly be summarized in a few short vids tbh, remember the types of pathogens (bacteria, virus, fungus, protozoa, prion, macroparasites) infectious disease examples for each, active and passive immunity, vaccines, antibodies and antigens, lymphatic system etc. also pandemic vs epidemic...

question 1 is gonna be something fucked im manifesting it already

ok u ain gonna respond then lol. and yes, the only advice would be to do it quickly—im saying that because a lot of people get hung up over doing it right when realistically there’s a 25% chance of any of the 4 options. obviously you don’t want to botch it by selecting whatever at random, but...

why you so pissy bruh, you can’t be that stressed out at the exam. it works for me and a good deal of my cohort. 🤓

i can’t give specific advice cause obv the content pulled is random. but they’re usually evenly spread amongst the modules, so make sure you’re on top of revision Also time wise, it’s pretty optimal (at least in my opinion) to blitz through multiple choice, finish the rest of the paper, have a...

all that knowledge is highly detailed but surely all that isn’t needed? looking back on past exam papers and they’ve never asked for something explicit on that. most I’ve ever studied for action potential was the -70mv threshold

I’m pretty confident in majority of mod 5, mod 6, and like 3/4 of mod 7. Mod 8 I’m good with for eyes + ears (I think), but I need to touch on kidney reabsorption (technologies I’m sorted). Homeostasis I’m all sorted for except for the plant stuff, same for non infectious diseases.

Yo biological homies, is it a bad idea to try to do some revision tonight? Or should I only exclusively do practice questions? I’m getting some conflicting answers from some friends so i wanna be sure im playing it right

My performance in my drama theory exam was a lil disappointing but whatever 😭also bruh I can’t even do anything nice for Halloween because of my bio exam tmrw

Biology grind begins, from Tuesday till Friday. Except for Thursday when I have another exam, but still let’s hope I can cover everything my teacher gave me a stapled stack of past papers for the last 6 years, rise and grind

Yes same. I pointed out how plate 7, ‘An Invitation’ was the most different as it is a contemporary work that used satire to challenge the traditional expectations of women which aimed to make dining spaces inviting for men. But the chaos of it all with the animals and their unfriendly...

I kinda liked q2 tbh, it was asking about his future practice through his medium more than a structural analysis. So I talked about his use of installation and video which united both Aboriginal culture and contemporary Australian identity, and how the video pretty much allowed him to ‘create’...

Tbh? It was doable but it felt like they deliberately tried to scale up the difficulty, so hopefully that’ll reflect in the marks. It wasn’t too hard, just like annoying to have to run out of things to say for Q3. Question 2 was really fun tho

I disliked Q3 cause I didn’t really know what to talk bout. It was obv a conceptual framework question, but beyond the works having food and drink as social gathering traditions in all cultures, I didn’t know what to exactly point out (except for plate 7’s Invitation)

How’d yall do for art? I wrote a 10 page essay at the start, and after I wrote S1 questions till the very last second. Time management was good but my analysis kinda felt weak idk

if i manage to pull this off i will literally be ecstatic

SAME bro. I woke up late and now im rushing to school. Couldn’t remember much of the artworks for the life of me. Nor quotes from the artists which my art teacher always tells us to do. FML.

You need to remember all of them DNA replication - I’ll make a step by step list on how it goes: 1. Helicase enzyme unzips the double stranded DNA molecule on one strand. The separated strands are the template strand, which will form the basis of what the new strand will be. The gap between the...

im so unproductive today yall i cant be alone in this

do they even specifically ask you abt it? like i vaguely recall it being -70mv for the threshold for neurons to fire, does it need much else remembering?