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Does anyone remember what the question was for the drawing part in the database section?

The test was pretty good. Section III was great! Like a lot of others I didn't like the database questions and some of the multiple choice were a little tricky. Overall not too bad. :spin:

Omg I did the exact same thing. From the time I had written 2 pages I started to write about crap all! I should have chose Weimar, its so much easier. Wtf. Ah oh well my bad lol.

Yeah I said it was one of the many factors that contributed to communist victory and that it was the cause of "Vietnamisation".

Yeah i picked B too. But what doesn't make sense to me about D is that it says that "there is normally a balance between the number of each species", how is this true when the agar plates never show a balance between the two species....unless we are supposed to interpret it which would be kind...

A patient was being treated for an infection using an antibiotic. At seven day intervals a swab was taken from the mouth and cultured in a fresh agar plate. Day 1 plate: 1 grey:9 white Day 8 plate: 4 grey:3 white Day 15 plate: 7 grey:1 white White = species 1 Grey = species 2 (A)...

Can someone please explain to me why many people believe that 15. for mc is (D)? Thanks :)

Hey, I was just looking at previous papers and most of them require you to use your prescribed text and one other related text. In class we studied two of Henry Lawson's short stories and one other related texts. Can I use two Henry Lawson stories in my essay or are you only allowed to use one...

I know its probably not the best text but I think my essay turned our pretty well and I don't have time to change it now anyway :). It sure beats doing the ugly duckling though, which was one of the related texts the teacher gave us.

Thanks for your help, but i decided to do Looking for Alibrandi. I studied the text in year 10 so I am already familiar with it which makes things much easier. :spin:

The prescribed text is Strictly Ballroom and my first related text is The Club by David Williamson. I need help finding another related text which deals with the breaking of tradition and the alienation experienced by that character as they choose not to conform. Preferably something not to long...