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Yeah I think there may be a typo in the question. What paper is this from?

Nvm I realised what I did wrong. I think I get it now. Thanks :)

it doesn't necessarily start in the middle does it? In (A) the rate of the forward reaction gets slower. In (B) the rate of the forward reaction gets faster. Or is this still wrong?

I would have thought B, because if equilibrium position is shifted to the RHS, more 'C' is forming which I think is shown in answer B

Reviving my shipwrecks question as it was left unanswered. i) Name of method for removing salt from an artifact recovered from a wreck (1 mark) ii) Explain, with reference to two examples, chemical procedures used to clean and preserve artifacts from wrecks (5 marks) Non-shipwrecks people...

Okay just the first part then. Explain two effects of rising inflation on the Australian economy (4 marks)

Let's get this thread going again :) Explain two effects of rising inflation on the Australian economy (4 marks) In your response, refer to your prescribed text and ONE other related text of your own choosing... or something like that

Thanks everyone. I was getting terrified.

If the question was to specify a particular character such as Polonius, would the entire argument of the essay have to be about him (would all the quotes need to be about him or spoken by him)? I'm worried they could ask for something very obscure and I don't know how to tackle something...

Dat logic.

I thought he was acting as the burette himself. Your way makes more sense...

How did he stop-start pee so accurately? Bladder of steel

What's 9 + 10

Thanks :D What is repped? haha

There are plenty of good points in here, but I feel like you waste a bit of time with how you approach it. In short answers, you don't need to give an opening paragraph explaining what the CAD is. If it was asked, it would probably be the question before and worth 2-3 marks. I think you could...

Out of 3 for you :D

You answer the question as if it was out of 6 :p You answer the question as if it was out of 4 :p Basically I wanted just a brief explanation of the consequences, like 10 sentences or so. The sort of things you'd write in a CAD essay, but without all the fancy extra stuff.

This is pretty amazing! 4.9/5 I would add a little more to the negatives of using it as you only dedicate one sentence about them to the response, which is mostly an analysis of the pros and cons. Doubt it would impact your mark but it's just a suggestion. Well done :)

were you thinking more or less?

For anyone wanting a break from English: Briefly describe the consequences of a persistent current account deficit on the Australian economy. (5 marks)