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Getting high marks in so labelled 'difficult subjects' doesn't necessarily correlate to a high degree of intelligence, it only implies that you knew enough to score well in that particular test, nothing more than that. You can't justly infer that you're 'smart' because you get 95+% in physics or...

Yes :uhhuh:

Nice marks man. I'm glad all your hard work is paying off :D

It's never lupus :p ...besides S4EP8. lol

For Q2, then answer can't be (b) because Jane never followed that specific conclusion, i.e. 'Jane started to weigh herself daily in order to lose weight', so that implies that she inferred from the report that simply weighing herself daily will cause weight loss, which is obviously incorrect...

Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky

Oh lol, k deleted my post. :p

Damn. Maybe you should just keep bugging them :p I recieved a fair few past papers for maths in preliminary.

You can get plenty of past papers from your teacher. More than enough to be adequately prepared for preliminary.

Read through the theory, do some of the easier questions, most of the development questions, and you should be absolutely set (assuming that you're actually decent at maths). Then practice with a few past papers and you'll be fine.

I would say you have a very good chance of getting into Penrith. Best of luck :uhhuh:

13/3 IS 4 & 1/3 ...? Or is this from some year 6 Maths quiz where you had to express your answer as a mixed numeral?

Try again ;).

Wizard's First Rule - Terry Goodkind

After practise, using the quadratic formula will be a breeze. Plus you could probably do it in your head after a while, if you're good at that sort of stuff.

English: 13/15 Physics: 68/70 <-- Ranked first.

Fixed.

sinx.cosx = 1/2sin2x sin2x.cos2x = 1/4sin22x sin22x = 1/2 - 1/2cos4x That should help you.

English: 13/15 Physics: 68/70 <-- Ranked first. That's what I've gotten back so far. Pleased with physics :)

What's your excuse? If you don't mind me asking