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From what I've seen people generally get better marks in the HSC because there is more time to study the content and be good at it

Some of the papers aren't accessible, there's an error message that says that the file has not yet been indexed. Does anyone know how to fix this?

I’ve never heard of what this is so probably not

Yes it moves to the side with less moles. This causes the amount of stuff to increase at the side its moved to Increasing temperature favours the endothermic reaction, increasing the amount of stuff on the side it moves it. Decreasing does the opposite

First you need to write a balanced equation. This allows you to calculate the number of moles of oxygen required. Then convert to volume and stuff using the data sheet to figure out which is right

Me please

I'm looking for online resources to help me in my study such as videos, so if you have any that would be appreciated!

You can get some old ones (I know they have it for maths) on thsc.com

Try a past paper with notes to start with to build your confidence. I also like watching syllabus specific youtube videos because often I remember by hearing, however if you are visual you can also try posters. Play to your strengths and try to remember that as long as you do your best, that's ok.

My discovery idea/concept/whatever is like transformative and new/renewed perceptions, that sort of thing. How can I represent this?

It's on the plane when landing

My creative is about a child moving overseas, and I need to show the discovery more however I'm struggling at figuring out what that is and how do to that. Any ideas?

This is pretty much my reading. I talked about Denmark’s corruption, the women (masculine discourse for Ophelia and familial relationships for Gertrude) and Hamlet’s shifting thoughts and contemplations (soliloquies)

I would keep it. 4u will scale them super high and the rank won’t matter as much as there are such little people

I wouldn’t recommend it as you don’t have time to prepare it

My biggest advice is to choose subjects you are good at and enjoy. Start with advanced eng and maths as you can drop but not go up

Thsc has a bunch

One or a couple

From what I’ve seen in geography and eco (when I did it), the hsie dotpoints are broader and can encompass things related to it. In this case I would assume it includes everything you’ve listed

He missed the first period of the day of the exams rather than the period the exam was in