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Last minute tips for the selective school exams
pi:
--- Quote from: winchesteraddict on August 26, 2014, 07:02:13 pm ---Why do I love your posts so much? :) Thank you for all the help Pi :D I recently got accepted in Elizabeth Blackburn and your forums really gave me a sense of direction of what to study for. THANKS AGAIN :) :)
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No worries! Glad I could play a role in your success, keep at it! :)
kpoplover:
Nice post. Also, for your creative/persuasive writing, I guess there's no harm in looking up 5-10 'big' vocab words and memorising their meanings (5-10 words shouldnt be too hard to memorise). Eg of words : tedious, meticulous, cumbersome etc. Try to be descriptive and set up your character and story.
Hannibal:
--- Quote from: rubberduck on September 24, 2014, 02:57:09 am ---iirc, pi no longer actively browses atarnotes, but thanks to the major contributors of this thread, i was able to make it into MHS, so tenks.
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Yeah I never really thanked him properly, all his posts about selective schools were really helpful and no doubt played a part in me getting accepted.
Thanks :).
ThatOneGuy:
Hey pi!
Thanks for all the information, it was really kind of you to do this. I'm just wondering, will this apply for the NSW Selective Tests in Year 9? I don't know if you know this school or not, but I'm applying for North Sydney Boys High School and I've been studying quite a lot. The test is pretty soon and will consist of Mathematics and Writing. So I'm wondering whether the information you've provided here on Maths and Writing will be relevant to the test in NSW.
Thanks in advance.
P.S I'm in year 8 at the moment.
Blockydude:
Hi can you link me to any quadratic equations problems? And also linear equation problems. I have been struggling to find these kinds of problems on the net :D
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