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I would guess that it would make it easier to edit what you have written so far. Especially if you only use up half the line heightwise.

That would be right only if each item was different. If, say, there were two video cameras, then there could be major problems. N.B. Having reread the diagram, this is overcome by the fact that multiple items are labelled #1, #2, etc. The point of having the item number is to increase the...

You're not restricted to using the number of lines provided for each question. It's only a recommendation of how long a concise, to-the-point, answer that answers the question should be. If you run out of lines, you can use the space below, or if you need more room than that, you can use the...

In many subjects, the syllabus is a checklist-type thing which you work through as you do the course. Especially in the science courses, where many teachers (that I know of) specifically refer to the syllabus as a checklist when teaching. Hence the term "dot points" to refer to the specific...

As of five minutes ago, I am 193 cm or 6 feet 4 inches. :D One side effect is the occupational hazards I face. One one occasion, two completely separate teachers in different rooms, five minutes apart, commented on how close my head was to hitting the archway.

I've noticed that on http://boredofstudies.org that all the links under the Community menu return a 404 error page. Bit annoying really.

My record: 4am, on two occasions: An English assessment speech, and a Chemistry assignment on our water supply I started on Sunday at 9pm and finished on Tuesday morning at 4. Yet from some of the other assignments I've seen, I think I've done really well. Then again, my sleeping habits are...

As per here: http://www.uac.edu.au/mya/apply/pin_UAC.html It says that you get your UAC application number when you apply, beginning sometime from August. Your pin consists of two digits for your date of birth, and two for your month of birth. Some people appear to be getting confused with...

Ah thanks. Must have read over that sentence when reading the article. How silly of me!

With the new Students Online site out now (http://news.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/index.cfm/2008/6/4/students-online) I wanted to try it out. However I don't know what my PIN is. I know my student number (which I'm assuming is the same number we write on our exam papers). How do I get my PIN? Do...

a) This part of the question is about data redundancy (aka duplicate data). You need to identify one instance where this is occurring in the example. I can see two instances: 1. The item data is repeated, for example, the data about the video camera. 2. The details about the borrowers are also...

In my half-yearly just gone by, it had a question where so and so is paying off a loan every month with a given yearly interest rate, and after 25 years (300 months), the loan is paid off. What is the monthly repayments. Anyway, at first I made n = 25, forgetting to convert to months. I looked...

As far as I'm aware, the only subjects you can pick up are Maths Ext 2, English Ext 2 and History Ext, assuming you're doing Maths Ext 1, Engligh Ext 1, and a history course, respectively.

Damm straight. I usually go to bed around 1 and get up around 8:20. Then fifteen minutes to get ready, leaving at 8:35 to get to school right on the bell at 8:57. That's about 7 hours for me