Search results

Of course you could, under the overarching "short story" genre. Why would you want to though? You'll have to justify that eventually in your RS. Also, I'd think of a concept *first* before choosing your form. Generally that way you end up with the form being most suited to the concept, which...

I read December 18th somewhere, not sure how true that is though! They only finished marking the works recently though (I think the Saturday before last or something similar) so I don't expect the nominations to come out for a while. :)

The reader's understanding of ... Is ameliorated by/extended through/etc. Sympathy is evoked by... And so on and so forth, it's not hard to make that stuff up xD

Very, very likely. I'd say be prepared for both one and two related texts though. (So like 1.5 essays for each xD)

Dude... just prepare a spare paragraph of your more favoured text to use in case. I've got one Mod C essay with 2 related and one with 1 related just in case; why throw away marks? (Same goes for AOS) And yes, they will mark you down, not sure by how much though.

Hell to the no. Stay away from songs.

Shouldn't take that long. I always use the reading time to pick out 1 or 2 techniques per text :)

1. State the purpose of the composer. Like "Dickinson exposes the ephemeral nature of an individual's belonging to nature" 2. (Using 2 techniques per mark) prove your thesis w/ analysis 3. Effect on reader/viewer/audience... Make your answer SPECIFIC to the form - always mention whether it's an...

BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA no but seriously I think I gave up on getting 98+ a long time ago. Hence the "I'm giving myself a week off" xD

You know scaling only works in your favour if you're doing well, right? I'd advise you to drop the English extension, it does become more (not specifying how much because obviously with each individual it varies) work and more challenging if English isn't one of your strengths. And don't stay...

Why not try EE2? It's a handy unit to get out of the way before the actual HSC exams :D

Thanks man; anyone willing to offer a second opinion? :)

My teacher showed the class this document containing our trial marks, and the HSC marks obtained by last year's cohort with around the same marks -- mine (77%) ended up being around a 89.1 HSC mark. My school doesn't traditionally do *that* well at chemistry; anywhere from 8-12 people each...

Y'know, it's not really worth it repeating the HSC, your ATAR will be good enough to get you *somewhere*. I mean case in point Charles Darwin university's law cutoff in 2012 was 60.55. xD

Idea, technique, effect.

Keep it

Yeah was just going to say... I finish school in like 2 weeks...

1. During a Viva Voce you essentially talk about your MW/concept, etc. with your markers... more impromptu than a speech. (I like to think of it as an open book exam lol) 2. It's only hand-in tasks, you don't have any exams.

Okay so this may sound like a long bow, but what's the general opinion on combining I.T. and law? I'm thinking of studying at ANU or Uni Adelaide; the subjects I do this year are - MX1 - Mathematics - English Advanced - EE1 - EE2 - Biology - Chemistry The ATAR cutoff shouldn't be a...

I'm close to someone whose sat the GAMSAT before (last year). From what I learnt; most people won't have a high enough GAMSAT to qualify for med on the first try. It's more expensive; it's much longer, and yes there are three sections (section III kind of assumes you have an at least Y12 level...