Mathematics (42 point multiple choice exam - expect the exam to be analytical) :
- Review on the Set of Real Numbers
- Axioms (Field, Equality, Order)
- Some Theorems on R
- Proving
- Completeness Axiom (LB, UB, GLB, LUB)
- Relations and Functions Defintion
- Examples of Relations and Functions
- Domain and Range
- Function Evaluation f(x)
- Classification of Functions: odd / even / neither, one - to - one, inc / dec/ cons, continuous
- Operations on Functions (this includes + - x / and composition)
- Inverse of a Function (review properties)
- Functions: linear, quadratic, absolute value, square root, step (greatest integer function)
- Piecewise Functions
- Hardcore Graphing and Analysis!
- Definition of Polynomial Functions (Zeroes)
- Theorems on Polynomial Functions
- Graphing of Polynomial Functions
- Definition of Rational Functions (asymptote and properties)
- HA / VA / OA (Asymptotes)
- Graphing Rational Functions
Biology (expect a l@-)ng periodic exam - mostly multiple choice):
- Levels of Biological Organization
- Emergent Properties
- Evolution of Multicellular Organisms (Volvocine Series)
- Advantages / Disadvantages of Multicellularity
- Plant and Animal Tissues
- Bioenergetics (remember the relative metabolic rate on animals?)
- Trends and Strategies Used by Organisms to Process Food (carnivores vs. herbivores, digestion in lower animals)
- Process of Digestion in Man (digestive organs, enzymes, hormones, processes)
- Disorders of the Human Digestive System
- Cellular Transport (remember active transport, diffusion, hypotonic solutions?)
- Review of Plant Tissues
- Transport in Plants (The Pressure Cohesion whatever theory)
Physics (40 point multiple choice exam):
- Review of Significant Figures and Fundamental Units
- Kinematics in One Dimension
- Horizontal (x)
- Vertical / Free Fall (y)
- Equations of Motion (including accelerated motion)
- Graphical analysis of motion
- Newton's Three Laws of Motion
- Definition of force, mass, acceleration, normal force, tension
- Vectors
- Computing the Resultant Vector using Component Method (remember SOH - CAH - TOA and formulas)
- Projectile Motion (x + y)
- Hardcore Problem Solving on these topics :)
Social Science (70 point exam mostly multiple choice + bonus points on SGR)
- History / Social Science / Humanities
- Geography and Map Projection
- Big Geography Powerpoint
- Viewpoints and Views
- Origin of Man
- Big Era 2
- Big Era 3
- Debt: The New Colonialism
- Sharing Global Resources (for bonus points)
(Another post for the links and resources available for the periodic exam)
Chemistry (40 points multiple choice exam):
- Lewis Structures (lewis symbols, rules)
- Single /Double / Triple Bonds
- Formal Charges
- Resonance Structures
- Exceptions to the Octet Rule
- VSEPR (this includes AXE Notation, bond angle, EGG, MGG)
- Polarity (polar / non polar compounds)
- Valence Bond Theory (review s, p, d, f orbitals)
- Hybridization
- Sigma / Pi bonds
- Molecular Orbital Theory (what's bond order btw?)
- Chemical Nomenclature (common ion table! then the rules: learn it by heart)
- Writing Chemical Equations
- Balancing Chemical Equations
- Oxidation Numbers
- Redox Reaction (Oxidation - Reduction)
- Redox in Acid / Basic Medium
English (100 point periodic exam)
Finish Ilustrado :)
- Multiple Choice - 40 points
- Vocabulary - 10 points
- Whose line is it - 10 points
- Sequencing - 10 points
- Matching Type - 10 points
- Essay - 20 points
All these subjects are arranged in order. Math first --> English last. Two exams per day. Sir Nat proctor natin :))
Exam starts at 12 and ends at 2. (Afternoon shift together with the first year).
Any more concerns or things to add? Thanks! :)
- Dave
2 comments:
'steeeeeeg. si sir nat proctor natin. \m/
dave, thaaaaanks! :)
what?!
si sir nat proctor natin????
-Liz
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