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Same here about Human Rights... good thing it was last year's hey?

Haha, yeah but then the question would have said: "What is the capital territory of Australia?" and that might have been just a wee bit of a giveaway :)

1950 and ACT, yes? Umm... What is one thing Australia has done as part of the UN? Oh, and yeah, Booo this thread :)

You mean writing a RAP in the exam? Gee that'd be fun... :eek:

Predictions for the big History and Geo questions anyone? I was thinking for Geo it'd be one about a Regional/Global Link, because in the last few years they covered the whole Geographical Issues topic and the last 2 years it's been Future Challenges... And in History, maybe Aboriginal...

There is hope!! :)

Ick.

Wow thanks I would've had no idea... Edit: Ok I have another question. In a letter, are you actually supposed to include the address and everything? I had to do that for a school task once and it seemed pretty pointless... And has anyone here read the responses for the news article (the...

My friend's brother did it. Filmed him and his friends having a book bonfire and put it on youtube. Why? No idea.

That's jolly decent of you, old chap. Thanks :)

Hey me too! Can't find the darn book anywhere :mad1: And I have no textbook! Haha, just thought I'd mention that. I'm going now...

The only one left, it seems, is demographic changes. That's like changes in birth rate, age structure of the population etc... I think :)

Ok thanks very much for your help and patience :) I'm just kind of having a mini-freakout here about geo study. Time to get out of the house I think.

Ok, so: "Refer to a geographical issue that you have investigated through fieldwork. (a) Identify the purpose of the fieldwork investigation." In this question obviously I would be referring directly to actual fieldwork. "(b) Identify TWO specific groups and outline the actions that...

Ok I have another question: When writing about geographical issues am I meant to refer to one specific area only (like Bored of SC's report on Byron Bay) or is it ok to talk about the issue in general, and general responses to it? Please someone tell me it's the second option.

I think the most important thing is to make sure that your ending doesn't look unfinished. Make sure you have a conclusion of some kind, because that shows that you were able to develop your ideas properly all the way through. You can't end your story at the climax- because technically that's...

Yay thanks! :D

Another question: In geographical issues, how exactly is "individual, group and gov. responses" different to "decision-making processes"? Thanks if anyone can help

I seem to have lost my actual story, but here are some tips I used to write it: 1. Begin by describing the setting- This only has to take up a line or to but you should use lots of adjectives- maybe some metaphors or something too. You don't need to actually state outright what the setting is-...

Ok so, the main features of the endocrine system (I guess) would be the glands that make it up- pituitary, thyroid, ovaries/testes etc. All these glands secrete hormones and the hormones control functions such as growth and metabolism. The nervous system interacts with the endocrine system...