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UPDATE! I underestimated my ability to recall information for modern…i have no idea if I was just absolutely having a BRAIN BLAST during trials, because I did a lot less study but finished all the questions on the paper no worries. Man. I have been humbled. Stalin, you grey blur you… I did...

I DIDDDD HAHAHAHA

Whatever you do DONT BELIEVE STALIN WHEN HE TELLS YOU FUNERAL DATES!! (Hes trying to make you look like you don't care for lenin) (you will be off elsewhere in Europe instead, oblivious..)

I KNOW RIGHT!! Even better for me...I'm on the ASD spectrum and when i was 12 one of my major special interests was revolutionary history. I had a weirdly specific interest in Russian history from the early 1900s-1960s for a while. So that definitely helps :biglaugh:

HAHAHAHAHAHA STOP THE GREY BLUR

Im doing Russia, Cold War, and Apartheid in South Africa. My syllabus is FULL of Russia...

YEAH RUSSIA GANG! Nobody ever suspects the secretary....

NOOO that's absolutely painful I have chem and extension 1 english on the same day. Those two subjects are the subjects i care the absolute most about personally. November 4th will be an absolute reckoning.

I CANT WAIT TO DO MODERN its an incredibly satisfying test to do. I can just, state information and facts. Unlike english there's no pressure to make it sound fancy...i can be straight to the point. What an absolute relief. THANK YOU HISTORY ILY

There are also some other really rediculous mnemotic tricks for naming functional groups i made up myself which i found helpful...while they don't help ABSOLUTELY EVERY element of organic naming, its one less thing to have to remember! I have a terrible memory, i always have to create mnemonic...

ALSO IMPORTANT NOTE!! This does not include Amides, which have a much higher priority than amines. They come just after acids. So if you want to remember Amides, just think of them as being the opposite of Amines in terms of priority, i guess : P

HI!! A bit out of nowhere but i found a cool way to memorise (most) of the naming priorities for functional groups using the formula sheet. 1 (Carbolyxic/alkanoic acids) being top priority and thus having the suffix, 6 being the lowest priority...in this case, amines. Doesnt include alkenes or...

You would be a FOOL NOT TO ANALYSE THE OPENING SCENE! Start with that, there's lots to consider there. Close up shots to Murrows face gives him a bit of, i don't know how to word it...authority. Be sure to connect as well whatever you write about to clooneys own contextual concerns as well. How...

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Weird question maybe, are there any exams you guys are excited about? Doesnt have to be, like, HAPPY excited..but more like, a "I cant wait to get this one DONE" excited

SAME! Which is exactly why my goal during the hsc is to just. Try and forget about every single exam i do after i do it, gooo with the flooowww...and that.....

Yes! : P Love a good clooney

The measurement one was funky, i liked it! I think i interpreted it as...like how or systems of measurement relates to our inherent desire to name and to categorise things. A bit like how things like mathematics for some people can be comforting because there's a kind of predictability behind it.

Thats simmilar to what i spoke about as well! I reckon youre on the money with that one, nice man! If you dont get a band 6 i will sob REALLY HARD

OHH YOURE RIGHT SORRY SORRY my brain is a bit friend methinks