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For the last question in english about 'how mystery was created': Anyone write about how the subjective (and not all-knowing) narrator constantly focused on the thoughts and emotions of the girl (Jessica), and did not provide much description about the bushranger? And how the lack of...

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lol the supervisors did, with their eyes closed while we *did* the test.

Same. Second one of question (2) is false because there were people with posters that read "trade" and stuff about asians.

yea the correct answer is 1:40. Look: Gradient= height distance (rise) / ground distance (run) Thus: 3/120 Therefore: 1:40

yea think I got the same.

YAY!!!!! The women from the Board of studies said the machine is sensitive, and if it does pick up the liquid paper or something weird it'll be given to a human to check and mark!!!!!!

on the phone now. talking to board of studies, *fingers crossed* come on!!

No!!!!! zero? ZERO? I can't get zero!!!! ARgh!!!!!! And I did so good in the test!!!!!:mad: :mad: :mad:

lol you don't understand. I've circled the correct answers on the sheet. Its all there in blue ink. I just used liquid paper to white out the incorrect answers. A human would know which one is my final answer but a machine? Does it know the difference between liquid paper and a blue pen? Is...

I did it at the maths "correct/incorrect" section and used liquid paper in all the circles of one question ( think it was 78). That means 4 marks lost! And I also used liquid paper in my other tests, at least 3 times. Cos the EXAMINER TOLD ME TO!!! I specifically asked and they said "use...

I couldn't, can't remember now, but I think I kept on changing the answers so I had to use liquid paper. Anyone help? Should I call the school now and tell them about it?

Nope I remember it clearly. Exactly "... north AND east of Helen"

No!!!!!! I liquid papered on the correct/incorrect maths question. so the computer will recognise it as all the circles being circled!!!! Arg!!!! I'm going to sue them!!! What can I do?

Yea but the important thing is, DOES "north AND east" mean "north-east"?

but it said to the nearest degree. can a degree be x.5? I'm worried cos I put something like 158 when it looked more like 157.5.

Can the marking system/machine detect liquid paper? I used liquid paper cos the examiners told me to, but the instructions said nothing bout liquid paper. Is liquid paper allowed to be used in the multiple choice section?

Yea all of the "and" ones I put incorrect. Only c correct. but not sure, I changed it like 2 times. If it was North-east instead of "north and east" then it could be right. Cos it doesn't say that they're both travelling at the same speed. THus one can be north-east of the other. Its just the...

did you guys get a x.5 lattitude or a full number?

What did you guys get for the maths correct/incorrect question about Helen and this other person. Was "... is north AND east of Helen" correct? I got confused by the word AND cos isn't it suppose to be "north-east"?