Exam Discussion

[MisterTransistor]

Would the concentration have been higher at 80 degrees or 10 degrees just out of curiosity?

Oh damn, I think I got the polypeptide concentration one wrong now that I think about. This keeps getting more depressing.

Don't worry. I don't think it was worth many marks anyway.

[WillJustWill]

What do you guys think the A+ mark will be for this one? I mean, compared to practice exams, I thought it was rather easy, but I'm already beating myself up over the mistakes I made.

[MisterTransistor]

I'm thinking 62-65, but who knows. It was easier than many practice exams but there were some questions which the examiners could be really mean with in marking.

[achre]

The very last question, the chlorella/coal emissions question: 6CO_2s are inputted, and 3CO_2s are outputted, right? So that's 6H_2Os yielding 3O_2s, which with the 3-carbon pyruvate forms the 3CO_2s, yes? Also, did we have to specify what processes were occuring at the letters?
That's the only question I'm really concerned about.
I have no concerns for the memory cell advantages question, because I know I stuffed it up - I forgot to go back to it and bullshit some second advantage.

[Jezza]

Say if you think the A+ cutoff would be 62-65, what would A, B+, B and etc be?

[diam0nds]

On the graph I did very high for the 80 degree one and slightly less for the 10 degrees but they were both higher than 37 is that right? lol I couldn't work out if polypeptide was protein or the breakdown idk.

I thought it was okay, no experiment design or drug
But what were you guys' answers for the very last question about the carbon dioxide emissions? lol I had no idea

[Wazzup]

Time to get depressed!

[spherelin]

On the graph I did very high for the 80 degree one and slightly less for the 10 degrees but they were both higher than 37 is that right? lol I couldn't work out if polypeptide was protein or the breakdown idk.

I thought it was okay, no experiment design or drug
But what were you guys' answers for the very last question about the carbon dioxide emissions? lol I had no idea

i did what you did,,, but i'm still apprehensive sigh.

[kensan]

The very last question, the chlorella/coal emissions question: 6CO_2s are inputted, and 3CO_2s are outputted, right? So that's 6H_2Os yielding 3O_2s, which with the 3-carbon pyruvate forms the 3CO_2s, yes? Also, did we have to specify what processes were occuring at the letters?
That's the only question I'm really concerned about.

I didn't even see that haha, I was wondering how it was specifically a 50% reduction.

[diam0nds]

The very last question, the chlorella/coal emissions question: 6CO_2s are inputted, and 3CO_2s are outputted, right? So that's 6H_2Os yielding 3O_2s, which with the 3-carbon pyruvate forms the 3CO_2s, yes? Also, did we have to specify what processes were occuring at the letters?
That's the only question I'm really concerned about.

I didn't even see that haha, I was wondering how it was specifically a 50% reduction.

umm yeah I didn't even notice that haha oops

[lukeim]

Did anyone find the MCQ about blood type and agglutination weird? I thought both B and C was correct.
And the class 1 MHC markers MCQ question was so confusing..

[diam0nds]

Did anyone find the MCQ about blood type and agglutination weird? I thought both B and C was correct.
And the class 1 MHC markers MCQ question was so confusing..

yes! I just went with A because I could see no difference in B and C lolll.

I went with C for the MHC marker one...I think.  thought it was confusing too

[achre]

Did anyone find the MCQ about blood type and agglutination weird? I thought both B and C was correct.
And the class 1 MHC markers MCQ question was so confusing..

haha, I don't even remember those questions. Just on the multiple choice, was the independent variable for Jonah the room temp?

[kensan]

Did anyone find the MCQ about blood type and agglutination weird? I thought both B and C was correct.
And the class 1 MHC markers MCQ question was so confusing..

haha, I don't even remember those questions. Just on the multiple choice, was the independent variable for Jonah the room temp?

I said his activities haha

[MisterTransistor]

I said activities too, but not sure.