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Sex-linkage: - Genetic information is carried on the X chromosome, not the Y. -Hence, females are usually carriers if they are heterozygous. If they are homozygous dominant, they are not diseased and are not carriers. If they are homozygous recessive (which is EXTREMELY rare) then they express...

Gotta love the good ol' polypeptide synthesis. It consists of two stages: Transciption (in the nucleus) and Translation (in the cytoplasm on ribosomes) Transcription: 1. DNA (gene) unwinds with the help of the helicase enzyme 2. RNA polymerase unzips the DNA and synthesises a mRNA strand, with...

I would say lipoproteins. There a question in a past HSC paper that asked how lipids were transported throughout the body, and one of the options was proteins. Just know both I would say.

Module A: Shakespeare & Pacino. Thought it was an awesome question, talked about how the different mediums (in this case a play and docu-drama) accentuated their distinctive contexts (lols using parts from the 2011 HSC qs ahaha) and how through certain values heightened their differences via...

I had a prepared one. About an elderly man in a wheelchair with a motif of 'coldness' running throughout. Some pathetic fallacy shit going on there. Chose the one of the couple with their feet on the grass. Said it was a framed picture on his bedside table, and turned it face down. He went...

I had a prepared one. About an elderly man in a wheelchair with a motif of 'coldness' running throughout. Some pathetic fallacy shit going on there. Chose the one of the couple with their feet on the grass. Said it was a framed picture on his bedside table, and turned it face down. He went...

It revolved around an accident which killed his wife and left him paralysed. Basically, at the start he was sad, by the end he was able to let go = transition. Or so I hope

For my creative, I picked the picture of the man & woman standing on the grass. However, in my creative I said it was a framed picture. I mentioned the picture at the beginning and end, and in the middle I had a flashback to that exact moment they were standing on the grass and explained it...

Got 90/105 for trials. Hoping to improve and/or sustain this.

I would tend to advise against this.. However being hydrated is essential! Making sure you drink lots of the water the night before, and lot's of water before about 10.30am. After that, try to limit your drinking. This will give you enough time to pee before the exam (as there are no breaks cos...

Well Module B is a 'Close Study of Text.' Basically the marker wants to know what you have learnt/ what has been been changed by as a result of reading the text. Hence, the use of personal voice should be incorporated effectively. Pretty much my whole cohort uses personal voice in some way or...

I've been doing adaptations! I pick a random trail hsc question, have 2mins reading time then write from scratch.

Okay so I've been doing several Section III practice responses and consistently getting 34-35mins under timed conditions getting 850 words, without my notes. This just includes my prescribed and one related text and my teacher says my analysis is good. What I'm wondering is, should I add...

I have Ancient History on the 26th, Then 9 days until SOR2 which requires minimal study. The day after is Chemistry! I'm planning to do the exact same thing as you, I think it's perfectly fine as long you are willing to work hard for a full 10+ days straight.

I have Ancient History on the 26th, Then 9 days until SOR2 which requires minimal study. The day after is Chemistry! I'm planning to do the exact same thing as you, I think it's perfectly fine as long you are willing to work hard for a full 10+ days straight.

I'm not so sure going to a medicine interview with long hair would make a good first impression either!

Apparently it was Sulfuric Acid? Anybody have any idea how many moles it was? :|

Will do. What marks would you allocate roughly?

Yeah the question took up a whole page. Here it is: http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/hsc_exams/hsc2006exams/pdf_doc/biology_06.pdf

That's a good idea, I'll try that in the next one I do