Easiest Bio exam ever in the history of the HSC. Although I do have doubts with answering the question where we had to describe how we determined the size of the RBC, skimmed over it whilst studying argh. The rest were so straight forward and easy. 
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no it was a protozoan. bacteria are procaryotic and therefore have a cell wall but no membrane bound organelles
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did anyone do code broken? i found it pretty easy
lol owned. he was so confident
i swear this test was so easy... even through i know i messed up the 8 marker (didn't get Macfarlane Burnett correct - i spoke about vaccines and how he led to an improved understanding of that, rather than specifically the immune system... so hopefully that scrapes a mark)
and i know i would have got roughly 18/20 for multiple choice because i asked a teacher afterwards... dont know why people are saying it was hard
anddd i probably lost at least 5 marks in communication... i put cochlea instead of round/oval window, whatever it was meant to be... i just hope i got the cut-off for a band 6
and i know i would have got roughly 18/20 for multiple choice because i asked a teacher afterwards... dont know why people are saying it was hard
anddd i probably lost at least 5 marks in communication... i put cochlea instead of round/oval window, whatever it was meant to be... i just hope i got the cut-off for a band 6
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i have it! i'm not sure how to upload though? help?
MC - Q: 9 (zylem ploem), 12 (highest conc. of nitrogenous wast) 16 (i stuffed up the agar plates) and 18 (plants keepin cool) all the ones iknow i got wrong...well i have my hopes up for 9.
Short answer - 23.b (i drew a pedigree...what indicates that the disease could be because of a recessive gene?) 25.a ( lol if i was english speaking i probs could have pronounced "irradiated" and got it right)
Option: 31.a (was it ok if you named the ossicals instead of just saying 'ossicals')
Short answer - 23.b (i drew a pedigree...what indicates that the disease could be because of a recessive gene?) 25.a ( lol if i was english speaking i probs could have pronounced "irradiated" and got it right)
Option: 31.a (was it ok if you named the ossicals instead of just saying 'ossicals')
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I thought I did okay
but then I realised I did badly in MC this morning. Sad is lyf.
but then I realised I did badly in MC this morning. Sad is lyf.
That's pretty much what I think I got wrong, what did you pick for the nitrogenous waste one? I put the renal artery but I'm pretty sure its wrong
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I put collecting duct I think
Because, question said concentration, and by the time it reaches collecting duct, almost everything else has been reabsorbed except urea + some solutes and water
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No immune response... no monohybrid crosses... no Darwinish/Wallace theory questions... no DETAILED xylem/phloem questions... no non-infectious disease questions... This clearly was not a Biology exam, BOS trolled us. I'm looking at a 55-69/100.
jah i put the cortex for some reason? i believe colecting ducts was the correct answer
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We did our experiment using catalase so yes, it is correct
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I thought the exam wasn't difficult, but they tested some weird things and left out main parts of the syllabus :/ That was a tad annoying