The Exam

[hard]

so 1. was receptor? now that im looking at it again it seems more logical that 1. is actually the effector as it looks muscle-y

yer 1 looks like an effector but i know 2 is an interneuron

[n.f]

lol just had another look at the eye question. Still not 100% sure on answer but notice the brain looks like a face?
http://img521.imageshack.us/img521/3770/smilebrainj.png

[hard]

im pretty sure 1 is effector since the retiner is the receptor and 2 is the interneuron. I think i got 1/2 for that. LOl it does look like a face.

[lukeperry91]

hey what did you guys put fir the question about leaves?Did species x shed their leaves?
 

Yea, I said they dropped their leaves as they changed colour and died cos couldnt photosythesise using alpha or beta chlorophyll anymore and i talked a little about abscicic acid dropping the leaves off

[lukeperry91]

What does everyone think the A+ cutoff will be? Also, approximately how many marks per exam have people lost in the past and still got a 50?

[hard]

i think the A+ will be much less than last years that's for sure. the 2008 exam was a walk in the park compared to this. FUCK THE CENTRIFUGE Q WAS REEEEEETARDED THE WORDING WAS STUPID!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i put C

[veno]

I think i did too hard.. i looked at that and was like why.. wtf!
and yeah it has to be lower then last years.. last years was ridiculously easy :S

[n.f]

http://www.vcaa.vic.edu.au/vce/statistics/subjectstats.html
Then choose a year and then Section 3: Grade Distributions for Graded Assessments VCE
Let's you see a breakdown of grades.

[physics]

Anyone know the percentage of 'T' in the DNA or somehtin :S
T_______T
soo harddd
every1 seems to ahve done good...
NOOOOOOOOOO! i get scaledd down

[hard]

20%?

[FadyDaniel]

I got 20% as well.

[emkate]

i ended up with 20% because there was 30% of C and the same of G.. then 40% left over and there are equal amounts of T and A.. so 20% each..that make any sense?

[claire.anglim]

I got 20%, though all my friends put down 30%

[claire.anglim]

Darn it, I just said that the cholesterol was tighly packed together and provided fluidity. eeek!

[FadyDaniel]

How about the very last question? I went with higher surface area, but I am sure that is wrong.