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Yeah my answers was vague but I was just trying to do it in the lines which were given (3), but yes a concrete example would have been better to convey my ideas. I don't think it comes from the HSC.

I studies Yeats for my Mod B texts and did decent in HSC Advanced English, this is the advice I would offer you to do well. 1. It is essential you understand your text throughly not only in terms of the poems or speeches various meanings but why the writer choose these particular examples or...

Through my HSC I always typed up one draft and edited it 5-6 times by showing it to many teachers, then practiced that essay under exam conditions hand writing it with different questions, this is because I memorised my essays.

Some books may have study guides by top notes so check your local book store if you want to get your hands on one and if you think its worth it.

The HSC Economics Guide to Answer Any Question: Writing short answer responses and essays in HSC Economics is different to that of any other subject not only are essays a different stricter but short answers need to be written in a particular way which only comes through practice. This was...

In regards to your question on thrush, that should be outlined in the textbook your using if its not use a different symptom. Also I have 2 tips in regards to that dot point below as they were useful for me; 1. Never call it thrush I always called it by its medical name Candidiasis and then in...

Hey, There are 4 modules not 3 for preliminary chemistry they are; 1. Chemical Earth 2. Metals 3. Water 4. Energy The best place for notes is the bored of studies resource page and ask around in your school maybe your teacher or other students who studies preliminary chemistry may have them.

Economics is one of those subjects where your notes have to be concise as possible with only the needed information, examples and stats. My note taking method was one where your write the dot point and then just note down the information that related to it and in a different coloured pen write...

I was in the exact same situation as you last year and I can share what I did to help you out, as you have already realised there isn't much for the early economics course in order to practice. However I got around this by not looking for trials but for half yearly exams as they mostly contain a...

No a phenotype is a physical appliance i.e. it may be the colour of the wheat grass or its height.

Thanks! for the quick reply.

And it depends if you would lose a mark for saying photopsin as the marking criteria may differ for each exam.

Use your tablet for keeping text books as you need to practice writing legibly and quickly for the HSC.

When picking subjects it is essential that you pick subjects you know your going to enjoy and put a lot of effort in, as scaling and ATAR are all dependent on your ranks in school. So the better you enjoy a subject the better you will do as you will be inclined to put a lot of effort into it and...

I did economics and making notes certainly helps. I strongly recommend you make notes based of text books and others notes and ensure that you shorten them as much as possible whilst keeping them detailed as possible, I know that sounds oxymoronic but you will understand what I mean once you...

Read the question carefully it says that those colours are the F2 generation so you have to work backwards with two punnet squares in order to get the parents. So the F1 generation would be RY and RY so that an orange colour can be achieved in the F2. Hence the parents will have to be RR and...

Hi Everyone, I am starting uni this year and though I would ask wether it is better to do the lecture first then the tutorial or the other way around or does it even matter? Thanks!!!

Its good to see that your planning your HSC progress I hope it works out for you.

In my opinion there are two types of study time tables you can make, its up to you to best decide which one will work for you. 1. The traditional timetable where you just slot in subjects and when you intend to study or revise them. This is a quick method and only needs to be done once...

These would be your variables: Dependent : Change in phenotype Independent : Type of light Controlled: Location of plants, amount of; soil, water etc (things that stay the same) Control: This is a comparison an should have no variable being tested, so yes it should just be in natural light as...