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This is what confused me. I had the right answer then crossed it out, thinking there was some trick....*cries*

Islam - pretty easy a) qu'ran sunnah and shariah law b) taught this way to help emphasise values/teachings from qu'ran/sunnah/shariah law gave examples c) ranted on about sayyid

Chose maimonides, said some believed he was challenging jewish traditions but in essence he has upheld them to a large extent over the centuries due to the simplification of understanding jewish traditions thanks to his works.

This test was pretty easy, only a couple of tricky Multiple choice, pretty much what i expected.

I got: 1. d 2. c 3. b 4. b 5. d 6. b 7. a 8. a 9. c 10. d 5 is definitely Uniting as it's gone from 0% to 5.7% whilst pentecostal has gone from 0.1% to 1.1%

Induction question was very easy anyway.

I have funny stories about each of mine :D There's this one woman who has to take breaths every time she gets up from signing someones slip. It's quite amusing.

When I did this last year my teacher told us we would need extra booklets for some parts and told us to ask for extra to begin with :)

Probability in this test was very easy.

all aboard the fail train CHOO CHOO

Duh.... But 9c wasn't that hard. You just had to integrate. 10b was easily the hardest. It was actually the only one that gave me trouble

If I said intensive because that way she was able to target a very large market and try to decrease the potential for her to have financial difficulties (which she was scared of in the stimulus) would that be alright?

I had a bit of rock or something that looked a bit like charcoal indented into one of my pages, i pulled it out but it sure did look funny.

Didn't the exam even say John the Savage? Oh well, if you read the text you should have known who it was. I don't mind people not reading the texts, just pushes my mark higher up.

It's belonging.

Correct. I didn't get an offer either. My principal circled 97 so I musta screwed up UMAT :(

Uni doesn't matter, they all practically teach the same thing. As long as its recognised and allows you to have full Doctor qualifications you are fine.

I had to get an English tutor towards the end of year 11 cause I'm horrible at English and my teacher doesn't help in that regard either. Before that, I had never had a tutor and I went to O.C. and Selective High School so yeah....

I would say yes.

they do if you have a doctors certificate