Oct 10, 2005 17:43
From now on it's study time... I have to get into the swing of things and now isn't too late to start, is it? =|
Plans:
- Look at conical pendulum / circular motion / banked track before I see Mr. D sometime this week so he doesn't get too shitty at me when I tell him he has to teach these topics to me again since I didn't bother learning them in the first place and have now completely forgotten how to do it; complete/look at more past papers
- Continue doing (and eventually finish) the chem questions Hugh collaborated and wrote answers to in the next few days... ahhh his humour is amusing:
[Here are some intro's to a few questions Hugh did:]
i)Write your fave equation for Chemistry and sleep with it tonight.
ii)In your mysterious séances proclaiming BOC as the one and true Ostrich-Echoer, you performed a slightly less controversial investigation to determine and compare the heats of combustion of three different alkanols. Describe and justify the procedure; in your justification, refer to any improvements which could be made.
iii)In your manifold hedonistic orgies during which much liquor and Freudian literature was consumed, you managed to find time to perform a titration using a rather suggestive piece of apparatus.
iiii) Monte Corazón is a sexy ironing-board engineer from Seville; he has conservative values and his star sign is Leo. One of Sñr Corazón’s secret pleasures is to go through the dot points of the NSW HSC Chemistry course. Unfortunately, he contracted Alzheimer’s disease after a “routine” sharing of towels. Remind Sñr Corazón of the experiment in which you identified the factors that affect the role of an electrolysis reaction. Justify the procedure and outline your conclusions.
iiiii) Don “The Yellow Dart” Antonio has a squealer who must be whacked. As a novel way to dispose of this liability, Don decides to apply his knowledge of HSC Chemistry. In an extraordinary set of coincidences, said defunct squealer has two iron ankles and, for the good of science and the sheer enjoyment of his assassin, (with the permission of his parents or legal guardian), he agrees to partake in this odd and very odd incident. “The Yellow Dart” decides to dispose of one ankle through corrosion in a neutral saline solution; for the other ankle, corrosion is to take place in an acidic solution. Predict the result of this novel assassination in terms of chemistry.
iiiiii) A block of wood from an ancient Mediterranean wreck was taken from the site by an amateur diver “enjoying” his holiday on the Great Barrier Reef. He took it home (which happened to be Mongolia … --on reflection, write a response to Section II of an English Paper One of your choice) and put it in his tumble drier amongst the laundry. He was then astonished to find his treasured possession in a state disfigured.Account for this deformation.
Yes, it is quite the obvious I don't know my roman numerals =P
- Take time off to 'relax' *wink wink* haha
- Put some quotes together; read summaries for English; finish creative story and attempt to learn; learn quotes =P
- Start IPT preferably before the first English exam, otherwise I won't get to start it until a few days prior to the exam; learn how to do flow chart diagram (SHIT!) and other crap we have to know how to do I have no clue with
- Walk into religion exam, sit down and wait 1.5 hours, walk out again
Continued in point form:
- This arv went and got fish and chips with Kate, it was greasier than Grimace's arteries.
- I have nothing else today except we have one last night of chem tutoring tonight...
Bleh, soon it will be over and we can all rejoice, join fraternities and engrose ourselves in those Hedonistic orgies which I have just recently been informed of.. pfft, what's a hedonistic orgy without me, huh? *stabs*