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andrew

jumpguy wrote: »

The extension of a spring is directly proportional to the mass applied to it. The largest vein in the Vena Cava.

Did my JC this year...still post in this thread. How'd you get on in the LC?

List the metals in order of reactivity...

Ended up with 520 doing political science and economics in Trinity now.

Closed ac

ChasingDreams wrote: »

Calcium
Magnesium
Zinc
Copper

Who were the British and German Generals who fought at the Battle of El Alamein?

Rommel & Montgomery.

Explain any of these World War II related terms:
(i) Wolfpacks
(ii) Mulberry piers
(iii) "Pluto"

jumpguy

ChasingDreams wrote: »

Calcium
Magnesium
Zinc
Copper

Who were the British and German Generals who fought at the Battle of El Alamein?

There's more than that I believe. We learnt 12. Potassium, Sodium, Calcium, Aluminium, Zinc, I think Iodine, Lithium, Hydrogen, Copper, Sulfur, Gold

andrew wrote: »

Ended up with 520 doing political science and economics in Trinity now.

Well done!

DKZ wrote: »

Rommel & Montgomery.

Explain any of these World War II related terms:
(i) Wolfpacks
(ii) Mulberry piers
(iii) "Pluto"

(i) No idea, sorry.
(ii) Artificial harbours used in the D-Day landings.
(iii) Oil pipeline that ran underwater to supply the D-Day landings.

ChasingDreams

jumpguy wrote: »

There's more than that I believe. We learnt 12. Potassium, Sodium, Calcium, Aluminium, Zinc, I think Iodine, Lithium, Hydrogen, Copper, Sulfur, Gold

There are only 4 in our textbook and on the jc syllabus from what I can gather.

Relative Reactivities of Calcium (Ca), Magnesium (Mg), Zinc (Zn) and Copper (Cu)
The order of increasing reactivity is Cu, Zn, Mg and Ca.
The order of decreasing reactivity is Ca, Mg, Zn and Cu.
Calcium is the most active of the four; copper the least active.

http://skoool.ie/skoool/examcentre_jc.asp?id=4082

EDIT: Just checked the syllabus and only the reactivity of Ca, Mg, Zn and Cu have to be known.

ChasingDreams

Next Q:

Name two ways to remove hardness from water.

bluejay14

1. deioniser 2.ion exchanger

How have the functions of a town you have studied changed over time?

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This thread has kinda died, so I'm guessing no-one (including myself) knows the answer to the above question..

So, shall I start a new one?

(Taken from the new Irish JC course)

Write the following in the aimsir chaite

Cuirfidh U2 trí cheolchoirm ar stáitse i bPáirc an Chrócaigh i mí Iúil. Nuair a chuala an lucht
leanúna an scéal, is cinnte go léimfidh siad le háthas. Dúirt Paul Mc Guinness bainisteoir U2
go mbeidh siad ag seinm i mBaile Átha Cliath mar chuid dá gcamchuairt 360°.

bluejay14

DKZ wrote: »

This thread has kinda died, so I'm guessing no-one (including myself) knows the answer to the above question..

What are you saying about my question? You musn't know you're geography then:D

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bluejaymraz wrote: »

What are you saying about my question? You musn't know you're geography then:D

I don't and neither does anybody else by the looks of it.

bluejay14

DKZ wrote: »

I don't and neither does anybody else by the looks of it.

Tut, tut, tut

*shakes head in disappointmant*

(Taken from the new Irish JC course)

Write the following in the aimsir chaite

Cuirfidh U2 trí cheolchoirm ar stáitse i bPáirc an Chrócaigh i mí Iúil. Nuair a chuala an lucht
leanúna an scéal, is cinnte go léimfidh siad le háthas. Dúirt Paul Mc Guinness bainisteoir U2
go mbeidh siad ag seinm i mBaile Átha Cliath mar chuid dá gcamchuairt 360°.[/quote]


Chuir U2 tri cheolchoirm ar staitse i bPairc an Chrocaigh i mi Iuil.Nuair a chuala an lucht leanuna an sceal, is cinnte gu leim siad le hathas.Duiry Paul McGuness bainisteoir U2 go raibh siad ag seinm i mBaile Atha Cliath mar chuid da gcamchuairt 360.


That's probably completely wrong, and I know I left out the fada's.


Next question: What is the function of a cell wall?

Closed ac

To provide support and strength to the cell.

(I actually just studied that chapter about 5 minutes ago! )

What is the definition for "Carriage In"?

WanderingSoul

bluejaymraz wrote: »

Next question: What is the function of a cell wall?

To give a plant cell shape and support.

Next Question: Name 5 forms of energy and explain 3 of the forms which you mentioned.

WanderingSoul

DKZ wrote: »

What is the definition for "Carriage In"?

Carriage In; the cost of collection or delivery of bought goods.

Question: Name 5 forms of energy and explain 3 of the forms which you mentioned.

CookieMonster.x

Potential
Kinetic - energy moving things have
Light - A light will move a crookes radiometer
Sound
Nuclear - the energy stored in the nucleus of an atom

Name 4 things that should be on a food label/box/package by law.

WanderingSoul

1. Ingredients in order of decreasing mass.
2. Weight.
3. All writing must be in the vernacular of the country it's being sold in.
4. Best before date or equivalent.

Next Q: Give 3 properties of plastics.

bluejay14

DKZ wrote: »

To provide support and strength to the cell.

(I actually just studied that chapter about 5 minutes ago! )

Me too!!!!:DThat's why I asked!

WanderingSoul wrote: »

Next Q: Give 3 properties of plastics.

1.durable/not bio-degradable
2.cheap to make
3.do not rust/corrode


Give 3 methods of factorisation.

WanderingSoul

1. Simple Factorisation
2. Grouped Factorisation
3. Quadratic Factorisation

Next Q; Name the 4 ways in which a river erodes and explain one of them.

CookieMonster.x

Hydraulic action, abrasion, attrition, solution.
Hydraulic action: the force of running water breaks rocks of the river sides and bed.

Describe the soil type 'podzol'.

WanderingSoul

Podzol - A soil developed on areas which were covered by coniferous forest which had a limited amount of pine needles. Podzol soils are relatively infertile due to the absence of humus and is also slightly acidic. Found in; Cork, Galway, Wexford, Tyrone.

Question;

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WanderingSoul wrote: »

Podzol - A soil developed on areas which were covered by coniferous forest which had a limited amount of pine needles. Podzol soils are relatively infertile due to the absence of humus and is also slightly acidic. Found in; Cork, Galway, Wexford, Tyrone.

Question;

Well, I know A will light but I can't think of the terminology to say "the diode is the right way"

WanderingSoul

DKZ wrote: »

Well, I know A will light but I can't think of the terminology to say "the diode is the right way"

Forward biased I think. Next Q?

Closed ac

That's it!

Hmm.. name the labels you would see on a diagram of a plant cell (6 in total)

WanderingSoul

DKZ wrote: »

That's it!

Hmm.. name the labels you would see on a diagram of a plant cell (6 in total)

1. cell wall
2. membrane
3. nucleus
4. cytoplasm
5. chloroplasts
6. vacuole

Next Question; Name parts A - F of the below heart diagram.

CookieMonster.x

A = Left ventricle
B = Valve
C = Left atrium
D = Aorta
E = Pulmonary artery
F = Vena Cava

Hope I'm right.

Name 4 buildings that could be seen in a monastery.

RML

CookieMonster.x wrote: »

A = Left ventricle
B = Valve
C = Left atrium
D = Aorta
E = Pulmonary artery
F = Vena Cava

Hope I'm right.

Name 4 buildings that could be seen in a monastery.

1.Church
2.Chapter House
3.Almonary
4.Dormitory

Next Question: What was a journeyman?

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RML wrote: »

1.Church
2.Chapter House
3.Almonary
4.Dormitory

Next Question: What was a journeyman?

A man from medieval times that had studied as an apprentice for seven years and must study for a further seven years to become a craftsman.

(i) Choose one of the following and define it: an igneous rock, a sedimentary rock, a metamorphic rock.
(ii) Name a certain type of rock belonging to the group you have chosen and describe it.

THEMAVS4LIFE

Igneous rock is formed by magma (molten rock) cooling and becoming solid. Igneous rock may form with or without crystallization, either below the surface as intrusive (plutonic) rocks or on the surface as extrusive (volcanic) rocks.

b. Basalt , Commonly black May have effect from chemical weathering an example from its area in n.ireland is the Giants Cause Way

THEMAVS4LIFE

My Question Is Who discovered the atom?

Very Detailed is needed

WanderingSoul

And your question?

EDIT: Opps. However, I don't think that is actually on the science syllabus unless that question is for another subject. I'll go check the science syllabus to verify.

EDIT 2: According to the science syllabus (page 22) you do not have to know that.

knockane_ali09

since there is no question now i think ill ask one

describe a neolithic farmers house

Note:us detail when describing what it is made of