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It is possible, and I reckon NESA is going to drill either us or next years HSC students on one of those stupid dot points, as they are removing it from the Syllabus soon.

Hey Guys, Below are the parts of the syllabus asked for part III since 2012. What do you reckon they will ask this year?? I sort of see a pattern:blink2: SOR 1 Section III (20 marks) 2016 - Ethics 2015 - Significant Practice 2014 - Ethics w/ quote 2013 - Living religious tradition...

I put Prokaryotic Cynobacteria, I was pretty sure they were the first type of life. I checked out a website and found this.... "Cyanobacteria are Prokaryotes, which are known to be the earliest forms of life, throughout time they have adapted to the changing earth, and in turn help it evolve."...

Wasn't too bad. im sure there would have been a few questions that threw people off, like the one on using models, working in teams and reliability. But overall I've seen much harder exams.

Can't remember was it multiple choice? If one of the options was 3.8 x 10^9 then I would have choosen that

Thoughts on the 2017 EES HSC Paper??

Well, put it this way.... The Asia-Pacific region is going to need 500,000 new pilots over the next 30 years**. So the odds are that the region will be hiring Aussie pilots. Also with the diploma, (I'm assuming it's the same as B. Av) the top students get offered a position at QantasLink, which...

mmm not too sure about that one:blink2:

Wasnt it a NAND and a OR connected to an AND

What about the logic gate question? Did anyone else get 0 for each row

I didn't find drawings too hard. And the last question for multiple choice was cooked. The ratio of whatever.

What did everyone get for that damn truss analysis??