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from memory... Policy set in the 1930's by the government in an attempt to "breed out" mixed blooded Aboriginals. Expected all Aboriginals to become part of Australian culture on the basis that white people were superior and that Aboriginals will die out because of natural selection. Led to...

^ i loled but do you really care that less? =D

also neutralisation: acid + base --> salt + water err...question: State Newton's third law of motion and give an example of where you can see this.

i loled.

maybe/maybe not. i guess it could be since SC science is mostly skills. i guess you could talk about electricity or something. it's a broad question.

LOL i failed honestly i didn't read the thread except for the last post D: meh

not only is it easy, but it won't even be in the test, because it's 5.3. LOL. ... yeah... to the OP: look through some past papers. you'll get a good sense of the questions they can ask you and the difficulty of the tests. if you really want to do more, just look through your notes a...

i would enjoy getting over 100% in everything :p

it was a joke you shouldn't even write your name. it's not allowed lol. you get a student number.

where did you read that? wtf... as far as i know you just get marked for what you get right, like any other test. not sure if there is any alligning

area of a rhombus = 1/2xy, x and y are diagonals one diagonal is twice the other, so let them be x and 2x 36cm = 1/2*x*2x x^2 = 36 x = 6 therefore diagonals are 6 and 12 edit: tooslowwwww

its a really easy skills test based on basic computer functions like word processing, spreadsheets and databases, internet. No-brainer for anyone who's used a computer more than once. all multiple choice, you'll probably have a lot of time but take it slow and don't rush it.

66. a) metal b) (i) acid could get in your eyes (ii) safety goggles to prevent acid getting in your eyes c) increase in temperature, bubbling of the acid, formation of new substances, possible colour change, release of hydrogen gas among other things. 67. a) There is a...

^ rofl, sucks for you. school organising a camp during SC... i wonder how they're going to co-ordinate a test for >100 students on computers at a camp :D edit: that was at Cee edit again: you can do the test on paper? :x

heh close enough

it's 9th - 11th november. iirc one day is maths and hist/geo and the other is sci/eng, don't quote me on that. last day is computers. i can't be screwed to check the site.

how do you guys know all the ranks? D: 42 for that same test, i lost like 5 marks on the last question because i wrote about the wrong stuff lol

hey. you can solve the problem like any other simultaneous equation using the substitution method (sub in y = -x + 3 into the second equation, solve for x, and then sub back into the first one to find y). It's just a bit harder because you need to solve a quadratic to find x. The answers are...

corrosion. question: What was the purpose of the 1967 referendum? (History)