Bahahaha XDokokokok anna letme get this straight....you LIKE shipwrecks!?!?!?!?!?!?!? =S =S
you are seriously the first person ive met who likes it....and for GOOD REASON!!! lol
methinks you mite be going crazy =P shud watch some prince of tennis, twill set you straight =P =P
LOL.lol, shipwrecks,... especially conservation, restoration and preservation of artefacts... I hate it
Srsly... what am I going to do with this rote-learnt knowledge of how to treat recently recovered artefacts? As if I'm gonna take part in Australian maritime archeological projects...
Amen ^^hahaha,,i am doing forensic..love chem..hate physics..love my maths eco..bus..but fucking hat:angry:e english
Im not sure what they will ask the big one on this year.But then again dont think they're going to ask the maritime project thing, it was the 7 mark in 2008.
oh no T^T;;i'm hoping that its the procedure used for restoring artefacts, deep sea wrecks or some electrolysis based question (eg cathodic protection).
Another thing, i noticed that there was no 6 or 7 mark questions in the 2008 chem paper core topic parr and many of this year's trial paper? That probably means more 6 and 7 mark questions this year i'd say.
I also hate HSC Physics with a passion.i hate hsc chem with a passion
lol, arty farty pple prolly shouldnt even have a go at maths and science.Lol as a person who does 3U of English, 3U of History and Drama, Chem is easily my worst subject. I believe my average exam mark is in the low 50's. The only reason I'm ranked half way through the class and not like 5th bottom (cohort is out of 33) is that I got 82% in my research assignment because I'm good at those.
But I have been studying pretty hard and reckon I can get the 70's for a raw mark so a solid band 5.