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update, 2024 is defo easiesti found 2023 easiest, followed by 2021, 2020, and 2019/2022, havent done 24 yet. (also range of this is like 5% so theyre about the same)
For sciences I noticed the questions are harder in trial papers but the hsc blends modules a lot more (which can make for some quite clever questions) and also words questions weirdly as well (which makes it really hard to actually understand what they're asking for sometimes)I feel like my school made the worst trial paper ever... why is the actual hsc not even that bad...
*raises hand* me!anybody else feel like theyre horribly cooked for chem![]()
i do have it, its not scanned so i would have to take photos of each pageDo you have the full paper question paper to share?
nah they're both acceptableHi guys, for mod 7 nomenclature, our school uses the old method like 2-butene instead of but-2-ene, would we lose mark for that? Thanks
ts real, I’m cooked lolalignment for chem is so trash why did i pick this subject
Thnks im actually so cookednah they're both acceptable
Same bro omdsts real, I’m cooked lol
my teacher was very specific on using the correct nomenclature (but-2-ene) so maybe it depends on the school but if the hsc accepts both u should be fineHi guys, for mod 7 nomenclature, our school uses the old method like 2-butene instead of but-2-ene, would we lose mark for that? Thanks
this is so real i’ve made such stupid mistakes in my maths exams it’s gen so embarrassing and i cannot repeat that for chemanyone have advice on how to not make a million dumb mistakes? in the exam i might look over my work several times and only realise after.
im talking like plugging the wrong number into the calculator, accidentally moving the decimal place or forgetting to refer to collision theory
stop taking C2H6O especially before the exam its not good for uanyone have advice on how to not make a million dumb mistakes? in the exam i might look over my work several times and only realise after.
im talking like plugging the wrong number into the calculator, accidentally moving the decimal place or forgetting to refer to collision theory
