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I believe so. In my trials I was expected to know both. EDIT: And it was in the test too.

I've had the same in English, but not to the same extent. A story I wrote got 15/15 from the two advanced teachers at our school. I then used it in the trials, and was given the PERFECT quote (it was something like "I felt the cold chill of exile" and my story was about insanity in society and...

Soo, my chemistry teacher couldn't even help me with this... One of the reactions used to form sulfuric acid is the reaction of oxygen with sulfur dioxide under equilibrium conditions to form sulfur trioxide. Before the reaction, the concentration of sulfur dioxide was 0.006 molL-1 and the...

My school is ranked 584 and has had high ATAR/UAIs before. There was one person in particular that got 98 to 99 one year.

See title. I'm rather confused at the moment.

I'm both excited and scared. Since year 7, I've gone from being one of the new kids who didn't come from the original public school that everyone else went to, to becoming labelled as a bit of a nerd and sticking to my own little social group, to finally speaking up and interacting with the rest...

Re: Did you choose the High School you now attend or did your Parents force it on you Personally I use to go to a private school in years 5 and 6, and was enrolled in the high school for year 7, but on the last day of year 6 I decided to change schools because the school had a rather stuck up...

At most I've lost a kilo or so. My weight doesn't really change too much. Though I never gain large amounts of weight over a short period of time.

At my school, only your year group, the SRC, and teachers vote. My friend and I got school captain. Neither of us are popular. In fact, we're rather quiet and would usually stick to our own social group. But, since becoming captain I've become a lot more confident, getting to run assemblies and...

Alright, thanks. Although I know the general impact and have it in my notes, it was the fact that it was about a specific country, so I thought it'd be necessary to use specific examples, which our class hasn't actually covered. Anyway, thanks for clearing that up for me!

While doing past papers, I've noticed that some of the papers have questions that don't remember studying... specifically questions on particular countries. For example, from the 2008 paper... Describe ONE impact of transnational corporations (TNCs) on a country other than Australia. Name of...

For English we only got through half of the AOS and Module C... Trials are in a few days.

Bringing food in for our math lessons during our doubles in year 11 (sometimes our teacher would cook for us too) The bird that made its way into our maths class room A guy in our math class exclaiming "Sweet Niblets!" (A reference Hannah Montana), only to have our maths teacher pick up on it...

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This has gone through my head so many times... I really don't know what to say. I've had such an awesome time so far and would assume most school captains have too. I guess we'll know when the time comes 'round.

Definitely useful for quick revision. I think I'm more of a visual learner, so seeing the steps being performed in sequential order and explained is really helpful.

Hahaha, nice :P Anyway, I'm calling it a night. Thank you so much for the help. I was having trouble with writing out all the variables, but for some reason that one example you gave me made the lightbulb light up. Thank you!

uhhuhh...

Alright, I just got the second question I posted and another question right. Now moving onto a question that requires pythagoras' theorem, but I'll try it first.

Disappointing??