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Pretty sure formula sheet is given. We got that for our trials.

Overall though, there is a lot of relation between history and geography migration. White Australian policy, push-pull factors, integration and assimilation, multiculturalism... Off topic though kind of on topic, would i get a mark for saying Brown's sexual orientation? I've already got 5 marks...

Look in the main thread, there's heaps of different answers. It seems though that the main one was Big bang theory, and the dots were galaxies.

Yep, much like 2010 paper Q23.

Explain Whitlam dismissal Explain Whitlam's contributions to post-war Australia.

It was kilograms, many of my mates tried to convince me that it was newtons. I whipped the text book out on them.

If you can locate this forum and successfully register, no doubt you'll get band 6.

I guessed neutralisation too. I think it was precipitate though.

Question asked which would rust the fastest. I put D, which was the salt water.

Yes, salt water makes iron corrode faster.

I put Nebula but i reckon they'd give you the mark because as i said earlier, you've got the right idea. As for the balloon question, i put planets. Now i realise how stupid i was.

You can do that too, i forgot to include that. That's just my rough plan i create for every subject.

Bob brown, Gough whitlam and dismissal, John Kerr etc. Australia's involvement in the Vietnam war (Insurance policy, domino theory etc) Australia's role as a global citizen Aboriginal policies (Protection, assimilation, integration, Self-determination) Charles Perkins & the freedom rides...

Nope, we're still yet to do our yearlies.

It would be best to cover migration in depth. That way, you'd be good for both history and geography as we had migration in both of our trials.

Oops. Sorry :S

They can't be that strict. Most of my friends wrote big bang, we're on the right track, it's the same idea... right?

I think he meant corrosion.

Is expanding universe theory same as Big Bang?

Second. We didn't learn it in class, nor did i see that in my text book.