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Notes on poetic techniques pertaining to the poem The Song Of the Wandering Aengus by William Butler Yeats. Based on the IEB poetry syllabus

Notes and diagrams on electrochemistry including the cells as well as explanations on new concepts added to the SAGS document. Based on the IEB syllabus.

Notes, summaries, diagrams and explanations of concepts in DNA genetics. Based on the IEB syllabus and was made in accordance with the SAG document. Includes notes on: •DNA structure and coding •Proteinsynthesis •Meiosis •Genetic Mutations •Cystic Fibrosis •Inheritance •DNA Technology

A document containing formats as well as additional notes on how to write specific pieces of transactional writing including: •editorial •eulogy •open letter •column

Based on th IEB syllabus. Notes and summaries for the following sections which form part of companies: •Dividends •Tax •Ratio analysis (liquidity, solvency, returns on investment etc.) •Cash flow statement •Theory

Based on the IEB syllabus. This document contains notes, diagrams, summaries and explanations of concepts for the following concepts: •Adjustments •Reconciliations •Asset Disposal •Manufacturing •Non-profit organisations/clubs •Periodic Stock Taking •Control Measures

Notes, ledger accounts and explanations on how to do a bank reconciliation statement as well as debtors and creditors recon. Based on the IEB syllabus.

This document contains a list of the most commonly asked questions in the Life Science Practical exam as well as in-depth explanations on how to answer each type of question. If you are able to answer these types of questions as well as understand the concepts contained in th document, you will be able to get at least 80% for this exam.

Notes, diagrams and explanations of concepts in the human endocrine system. Based on the IEB syllabus and SAGS document.

Sample AP English Essay for question one. This is the essay that I used in my final AP English exam. Texts used: •The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood •Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams •Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett • Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë