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Lol. Shipwrecks is so boring, so I didn't bother with it much.

Who was happy when they saw that last 7 mark question? I was flicking through the exam when we were supposed to check that the questions and pages and I almost screamed out of happiness when I saw it. I was so relieved. For me, it's one of the easiest to write about becuase I didn't study much...

I was referring to his last question.

Ok then. There's no point using calculus. I don't won't to lose marks on silly things like this.

I think that you would be able to use calculus to do projectile motion questions. Although, if you make a mistake, you risk losing all the marks because the Physics teacher might not understand it.

I got 10.5 mg/L. I think you're supposed to talk about all 4 scientists because the question is worth 7 marks.

I wrote that when an acid is present, it will react with the indicator, according to the equation: H^{+}_{(aq)} + Ind^{-}_{(aq)} \rightleftharpoons HInd_{(aq)}, and when a base is present, it will react with the indicator, according to the equation: HInd^{+}_{(aq)} + OH^{-}_{(aq)}...

I just wrote the oxidation and reduction half-equations and the overall equation.

It's going to be a bit hard to get a hold of the short answers section.

Crap. I made another silly mistake.

Is Chemistry marking that harsh?

What's the answer to Question 5? Does the number, 116, refer to the atomic number or mass number?

Thanks. You're predictions are pretty accurate and really helpful.

Are you guys going to do mutiple choice in pencil as well? I've been doing it for the past couple of exams and I wonder if it's ok.

Normally, I finish with half an hour left.

Hopefully, the Board of Studies don't ask much about water quality and all that crap. It's so boring to study for. For Shipwrecks, I hope that they just ask about the corrosion of shipwrecks at great depth and not some bullshit question about metals used in shipbuilding like last year's exam.

I got in the range of 57 to 63.

Would it be ok if I used a pencil?

Are we supposed to do the multiple choice questions in pencil?

Cool. Thanks.