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I don't mind I&S either... I really liked Browning's poetry and who could call P&P a chore? it's enjoyable to watch lol.

it's so hard to estimate your raw mark in a subject like modern... I think that if my history teachers were marking it I would have gotten about 85-92... but the board probably marks harder than my history teachers... so it's hard to know.

Yeah I know it wasn't only only the Christmas truce but it seemed to be such a focus with the sources...

Yeah I talked about all the involvement leading up to Tonkin and then up to 1968... I said Tonkin was significant because it changed the nature of the US involvement in indochina from diplomatic ties and military and financial support in to a war. I also said it was significant because it...

The society question was so so broad... you could have written about anything! Mine mainly focused on Volkgemeinschaft and the change in social and cultural life, but incorporated some stuff on propaganda... I wanted to talk about the holocaust and the war because you could tie them in but...

I thought the questions were a bit too specific considering they were worth 30 marks... I did the Tonkin one, but after all the stuff you learnt about Indochina, the questions were kinda narrow. But they weren't too bad.

I thought it was fine, but at the same time I thought it was a bit stupid.... out of the whole war they picked the Christmas Truce to focus on? I ask you, did it really have any impact on the war, or history as a whole?? It just seemed like such a silly thing to focus it on!!! But it was...

I have large handwriting and I wrote 11 pages on Germany, 12 on Leni and 13 on Indochina. I managed to fit my ww1 answers in to the space provided which I felt was quite an achievement lol.

What did you think of the questions for the studies in peace and conflict (other than the cold war and Indochina). Were the questions fair? Were they what you were expecting? How would you rate the difficulty?

What did you think about the questions in the National Studies section (except Germany, it has it's own post). Were the questions difficult? Were the what you were expecting?

What did you think of the questions for the Cold War? Were they easy or difficult? Were they fair? Were they the kind of questions you had been expecting?

What did you think of the questions for Indochina? Fair? Easy or difficult?

What did you think of the questions for Germany and the personality study? Were they fair? Were they what you were expecting? How difficult did you find them?

Post your opinions about the WW1 Core questions. Were they what you expected? Did you think they were easy or difficult?

LOL I wanted to ring the advice line yesterday and ask what the HSC questions were and then see what advice they gave me lol.

Yay I got the Newton's Law one right and my 4 unit friend didn't get it! I feel smart-ish!

I'm going to be studying late tonight and getting up very early tomorrow, so you aren't the only crazy one lol

-Embodied the ideals of the Volksgemeinschaft -Illustrated conformity as part of the national community I doubt they will ask this question, this was the question in the 2001 HSC.

All I have done is cram since I got home from my maths extension exam this morning and there is still so much I don't know!!! I'm annoyed at myself for not being more prepared earlier, because I got 94 for modern in my trials and I know I am not going to get anywhere near that tomorrow!!!

2 u was easier by far!! But the 3 u paper was pretty much what one expects from a 3u paper....