Recent content by Jaan

Telepathetic....Sciences aren't easy if you are good at english...you need to be concise with Science and not long winded like with essays and such for english, they involve completely different thought processes...but each to their own.

1-d 2-d 3-b 4-a (NFI!!!lol) 4-c 6-c 7-d (I know I got that wrong though, should be A...stupid 'Most Correct' answer) 8-d 9-a (When they say below did they mean worse than industry average??? That's what I took it as.) 10-d 11-d 12-d (Should be C, what a difference an 'in' and a 'de'...

1-d 2-d 3-b 4-a (NFI!!!lol) 4-c 6-c 7-d (I know I got that wrong though, should be A...stupid 'Most Correct' answer) 8-d 9-a (When they say below did they mean worse than industry average??? That's what I took it as.) 10-d 11-d 12-d (Should be C, what a difference an 'in' and a 'de'...

1st by a couple of percentage points but small school only 10 kids

The lady examiner changed the room we went to so we had a crappy room with wooden floor! Tables were half the size of what we had in the other room so had to continually stuff about with 11 answer booklets mathaids and calculators...stupid lady! Other room had carpeted floors and nice big desks...

Yeah, same. Questions 1-7 were really good but most of questions 8-10 were pretty tough. From all the past papers I have done, 1976-2002, the best was 1997. Can't go back in time but!

95 29 rounds down

bails is right

Give the paper to your maths teacher and tell them to do, stuff doing it again!!

Yeah it was my microcosm to illustrate the changes.

Yeah the one with the Core Internet and Bitnet or whatever, that was really s*#t. 90% sure I got it wrong anyway.

How do I go about things like that for specific questions? My teacher said that they would make the paper as 'foolproof' as possible, but as I said, that source f and even source e was hard.

I was a farmer...lol. Just bs'ed about analysing the pH of my soil and also satellite imaging of my property so I could create a 3-d view of my farm to assess problem areas such as erosion and where it was likely to occur.

Did anyone else find parts of the broadsheet tough to decipher such as the varying shades of red on the 'avergae annual temp.' in Source f? It was shocking, I am red/green colourblind...that was very tough!