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+1. We had an in-class essay on monetary policy yesterday and it's stupid having to choose what to write :P i wrote 11 exam book pages but could have gone on for 11 more :(

In the holidays, First priority will be catching up notes (actually starting economics notes). Second priority will be Module C reading/textual analysis/essay. Third priority will probably be probably be finishing off math/physics/eco. That way, there will be enough time to shitloads of trial...

Last year, this girl in our year was coming 9th in chemistry. She killed the trial, ended up ranked 1st internally. She got 99.95-

Okay, so I was wondering if anybody else has used a ridiculously large amount of paper since commencing their HSC. In between past papers and essays/notes/whatever, I swear I've used well into the 1000s of sheets >_< Plant trees in December?

As high as you possibly can obviously...

yeah, calculators do not take aligning into account :)

Easily 99+, probably mid to high 99s.

Change my mind. Anywhere on the upper or lower north shore. Inner west/city is cool, just not to live & East is horrible imo.

Overcame procrastination, now it's just the issue of productivity. Seriously, the half assed job I do ensures it takes three times as long to do anything right TT__TT"

thanks for your help :) on an unrelated note, how many past papers did you do in total for 3/4U?

So I'm guessing you started with Q1 and finished with Q8?

So, recently we had an assessment task for 4U- 56 marks, 50 minutes. Of course, my timing was poor and I didn't finish >> It did, however got me thinking; In the trial/HSC exam, is there a strategic way to complete the paper? How did you complete it?

you are honestly a legend

English Advanced: 13/185 MX1: 11/87 MX2: 11/21 Economics: 6/28 Physics: 5/62. So in summary, terrible.

Face of a boy, body of a god :P

Kelis: Flesh Tone

They have, thank you very much. Congratulations on your excellent result, too :)

So, I've done plenty of reading, research and practice essays, but the questions vary substantially. Thus, it doesn't really seem like good idea to play russian roulette and memorise one particular essay like you seem to be able to do for AOS/Mod A. So without attempting to memorise 10 pages...

emailed ^^

Only new development is the desire to do a session at La Sorbonne! I think it'd be an amazing opportunity; I just have to learn basic French. Aha.