I have these worksheets due for Human Biology and Biochemistry, and I haven't done Chem since year 10 so yeah I don't know a lot of the basic stuff.
I was wondering if anyone could help me with a few things that I'm stuck on:
1.Cobalt and Nickel have about the same atomic masses, how is this...
For the effect of carbon dioxide on the pH of water prac, would the result just be that the water is more acidic? This seems to be all I've written.
Is that correct?
One of my related texts is a poem, its really good for techniques, but I am also doing The Door as my text from the stimulus booklet. Do you think it matters that they're both poems, seeing as we're meant to do a variety of related texts? :(
Argh - thats gonna be a loooooong day!
I hate afternoon exams, I always feel waaay more tired. And it doesn't end until 5? Thats just too long. 3 hours of IPT *shudder*
Help! What techniques are used in Frontline?
I have all the usual ones like satire, irony, humour etc...but does anyone have any more, or any specific techniques relating to each episode? :(
I've never understood the whole DNA replication thing in part 4 of Blueprint of life - the syllabus point is:
describe the process of DNA replication and explain its significance
Can anyone explain this in simple terms?
Can anyone explain to me what Depth Perception is? For some reason its not in my notes
Its a syllabus point in Part 3 of Communication:
'explain how the production of two diferent images of a view can result in depth perception'
I can't find any information for this dot point:
Process information from secondary sources to outline the range of frequencies detected by humans as sound and compare this range with two other mammals, discussing possible reasons for the differences identified
Any help will be...
Does anyone have any information, or useful websites for this dot point:
Process & Analyse information from secondary sources to compare and describe the nature and functioning of photreceptor cells in mammals, insects and in one other animal
I have had a crazy few days!
You know how there were gale force winds on sunday? Well on Sunday afternoon, halfway through my reflection statement, there was a power surge and we lost all electricity.
We had no power again until Tuesday morning. I was so worried about my major work because my...
Ok, you know the term 'scapegoat'?
If scapegoats really were GOATS - you know the bleating kind - would the noise they make sound like
Scaaaaarp"
or
"Scrraaap"
or what?
(say it aloud to hear the difference)
I originally thought Scaaarp but my teacher just said that it
doesn't sound...
I just spoke to my extn 2 teacher and I asked her that list of questions we made in the Reflection - Bibliography!?! thread last night.
1. Does everyone need a bibliograhpy?
She said no (apart from critical response) just make sure you've listed in your journal all the sources you used for...
Does anyone have any information for this syllabus point in column 3 of the 1st part of Blueprint?:
use available evidence to analyse, using a named example, how advances in technology have changed scientific thinking about evolutionary relationships
any help is appreciated! :p