2011 PSLE Discussions and Strategy
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ProteX:
Oh, probablySmurfiees:
[quote=\"ProteX\"]The nuts would be stole by others animals so easily
For the squirrel question, what are the 2 advantages for squirrel to do so?
1) To prevent overcrowding.
2) To ensure that Plant B grows and ensure the continuity of its kind even when the conditions of some places are not suitable for Plant B growth.[/quote]Reason 1 same . Reason 2 ... I put so that other consumers will not fight with Squirrel X for food .[/quote]
But they are asking for benefits for the plant.[/quote]
Waaait . Im confused . Got one qn they ask for the benefits for Squirrel X right ? Oh , I think I type wrongly , shld be I write Plant B can reproduce
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ProteX:
It's about some springs right, probably (1).[/quote]Spring question? I forgot already? Anyone can remember it?hashroop:
[quote=\"stickyz\"]Anyone remember the last Question for booklet A? :scratchhead: :scratchhead:
yes i need to knw too as DS left the answer out -
WOOT
I really hope to get A* for my Science . I have screwed by math and a lil' for eng . At least go into CGSS or CCHMS 
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How about the one that shows the pond habitat . they ask how many communities and populations?
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How about the one that shows the pond habitat . they ask how many communities and populations?
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Little Brown:
How about the one that shows the pond habitat . they ask how many communities and populations?
It is 1 community and 6 populations option1
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Anyone can remember booklet B the one about fan and air conditioner one?
a) What will happen to Pin Q after switch S2 is switched on? Why? (I totally forgot the question rough idea) :P:P
Help!! What did all of you write? -
chatterbox321:
Wrote the same :))))Little Brown:
How about the one that shows the pond habitat . they ask how many communities and populations?
It is 1 community and 6 populations option1 -
Anyone remember the last question and Ans for
Ppr 2?
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