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Today I was a little bit more focused than other days, thanks to all! More suggestions would be nice, it won't just help me though, it'll help those who feel the same way as I do. Uh.. Thanks.

Six periods on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. 50 minute periods. Five periods on Tuesday. 50 minute periods. Four periods on Thursday from 8:55 - 12:30 to accommodate sport. 45 minute periods.

Hi Shoubadoo, Thanks for the advice, this will motivate me a bit.

Will do. My work has been pretty sloppy in past weeks, I suppose I should start fresh with a new notebook. Thanks!

Right, Since a week after Term 1 started, I have seen myself as being tired, bored, unmotivated, and distracted and this is affecting my work in class. Maybe it's because of that Physical Journey topic or the essays that my teacher has been giving us. Hell, it might be because my teacher is...

It might be, I know the novel is available in Sutherland Library in my local area. You should check your local Library's catalogue (or any in the area) :)

Nobody then? :(

Has anybody read the novel 'Water for Elephants' by Sara Gruen? *help required* G'day. I bought this novel while travelling in America recently. Now, I was given an assessment task to write a speech that relates this novel with three Robert Frost poems (with examples) and another text...

It's not working for me either... :mad:

I suppose that would mean that I would have to write about what the person is talking about in the poem? Bit confused, my teacher landed this work onto me earlier as I was down with the sickness yesterday and I didn't really know what to do when I pulled out my notebook just an hour ago.

G'day team, I'm trying to write about Robert Frost's poem called Reluctance. I need to know what a 'surface of a poem' is. I may have written about this before but my memory needs to be refreshed. Cheers

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Did anyone get to take their little placement card out of the exam room? Our supervisors allowed us to do so. :P

Re: SC 2007 - History/Geography Was I the only person to find the 5 A's, B's etc in both tests?

Hehe, you'll be alright with Maths. If it'll make you feel better I didn't finish three or so questions in Non-Calculator.

I actually found the last few questions before that hard. Correct and Incorrect were just as hard.

I did fairly reasonable in Maths, between Band 4 and 5 maybe. History/Geography was extremely easy. I did all the written response first, followed by multiple choice (and used the 5 A's, 5 B's, 5 C's and 5 D's) and had half an hour to spare. I'm so glad that these main exams are over. Now to...

You pretty much answered your own question there :P When I said I was a bit cut, I meant that in the way that we are like test subjects in a lab, and we're the final batch of subjects to be tested ever.

I totally did well in English today. I filled the whole last two pages completely with five minutes to spare going over my multiple choice. Science was... meh... What did you guys and girls think about that Alfred Hitchcock section? I thought it was a bit confusing.

I was a bit cut when I was told that.