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I know, that's the point i was making.

How the hell would SAM know abot this years exam, which was MUCH easier than last years papers.

Oh i wasn't just fabribating a name, it's actually in the textbook as an example, the textbook which was incidentally written by my teacher, so everytime we find something interesting in there we let him know about it.

It all depends on scaling, band 6 is not a raw mark, it's a percentile of people. So if a shitload of people get 90 then there's no chance it will be a band 6.

KylieR, you're right about it being worth more which is why it's divided.

Well i would have no idea so take what i said with a grain of salt, but it was a damn easy paper, i managed a 98 and i didn't study for a minute so i think a band 6 might be 95+

It should be up there, it's frigging simple.

I doubt 90 will be a band 6 in such an exam.

It's 1 mark, chill out. But for the record, it was one of the easiest questions, x.62 then /1.44

Spot on Acid.

The first multiple choice :D

Don't waste time explaining it to that spastic.

"show that the distance is 1200" not "fuck up a simple equation then write down what we've already given you for a mark" So, no, they don't HAVE TO give you a mark and they probably won't.

Yeah, funniest shit ever in the textbook... "Habib is flying AWAY from new york to turkey" *Sir, why the fuck would habib be flying a plane OUT of new york, did he just wuss our or get some new orders or what?*

It's not hard. Saturday hours are time and a half. Therefore to convert saturday hours to weekday hours you need to multiple them by time and a half, or 1.5. 6x1.5=9.

You shouldn't be telling people "no what you do" when you have the wrong answer, it reflects badly on you.

Maybe your school is full of idiots, or you go to punchbowl high.

No. You've confused latitude and longitude.

Medals and cookies for everybody.