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-Oatmeal -Chicken sandwich (had multigrain bread for once) -Vegetable soup -Potatos -Half an orange

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So I was just wondering if there's a mark that people doing advanced english should be getting over to do extension 1 and 2 english? Like would I have to get at least above an A range or a Band 6 in Advanced English to do EE1? And then the same idea with EE1 to do EE2? Thanks

-Ramen -Chicken sandwich -Fruit salad -A packet of sour worms -Half a block of lindt chocolate -Corn soup -Grain waves -Skittles -Gummi bears I ate so much junk today and I haven't even had dinner yet

-eggs with toast -vegetable udon -corn soup -kitkat bar -coffee -salad

I think it depends on which subject interests you more because physics and biology are both quite different. I'd imagine chemistry to be the 'in-between' subject but I think either of those sciences would complement chemistry. I do chemistry and biology and the pair didn't really have that much...

There are so many places to get good shoes that are less than $100. It kind of depends on what style you're looking for though

Sometimes but not that often. Usually just a small meal.

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8800 kj. Wow that sounds like heaps. I'm probably not gonna follow it anyways lol.

When you separate the final mixture with a separating funnel, it does so based on density differences I think. You use excess acid as it will one of the heaviest layers (due to it's higher density as you've stated) and can be easily removed as it has quite a different density to the ester...

I did my practical last assessments but I had to do the effect of a change in substrate concentration on the activity of an enzyme. There were also a few questions based on homeostasis as well I think.

I think it doesn't go into enough detail half the time but I think I'm slightly biased. Provided that you understand the content it can definitely help in making your own notes but I don't recommend using it solely for studying.

-Cheese pasta -Grapes -Apple danish -Rice with bbq chicken -Vanilla cupcake

I don't think it really matters where it goes but at school we've always put the standard in the conical. It's because you already know the concentration of the standard and if you put it in the conical then you'll know the volume depending on what size pipette you use. Then you can titrate and...

-Scrambled eggs and toast -Kit kat -Shapes -Salmon -Vegetable soup

-Coffee -Salad

-Toast with butter -Sushi -Free orange juice -Chicken and rice

Most would be from school assessment tasks and trial exams. I think some study books have a few mock questions but it generally wouldn't be a lot.

English Adv. : 30/170 English Ext.1 : 20/110 English Ext.2 : 6/36 Maths Adv. : 25/158 Maths Ext.1 : 15/137 Chemistry : 15/91 Chinese Heritage (lol) : 1-3?/6 I think you could probably do with a bit...