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This is not true. I'm looking at the 2001 paper as we speak. Section II is a conversation: "Two readers are arguing about the ending of the prescribed text you have studied. Compose their discussion. The discussion should demonstrate your critical understanding of the prescribed text."...

Needs confirmation.

The youngest is 12 or 13, I can't remember which. It was in the Sydney Morning Herald a few days ago. He's only doing 4u Maths though.

A third case, perhaps?

Nose. I can only use my powers for good, not evil...

But I try really hard at school! Please don't b7 me mistar :( Edit: Haha, I can beat time :cool:

I love you :heart:

5. About 6 pages for question I, 11 pages for part II, and 13 or 14 for part III.

Ok, cool. I did 13 or 14 then.

Nobody seems to be answering this: HOW MANY PAGES IN A BOOKLET?!

I didn't particuarly like it... *shrugs*

It was sweet :). I was able to use my pre-planned essay practically unchanged. Umm, it was about 1000 words, which was almost 2 booklets.

I do section 3 first, and it takes me about 45 (1300 words). Section 2 is next, and that's about 40 (1000 words). Then I spend the remaining 35 mins on section 1.

I like to start with 3 (which is my longest), then do 2, then use whatever time is left on 1. That way, I shouldn't run out of time, as section 1 is pretty felxible.

I slouch. I just make sure my writing shoulder is relaxed :p

I use a papermate 4 ball. Its nothing special, but I like it because its thick. Thicker pens let you relax your grip more. I'd also like to point out that I don't exclusively use cursive writing like most other speedsters do. I manly use print, but there are some letters that I do link, such...

I'm also one of those 1300+ word people. Mine is actually relatively legible. One major tip is to warm up. Before I go in, and during the 5 minutes reading time, I shake and stretch my hand. That way I'm ready to go as soon as it starts. Also, don't grip the pen too tightly, and remember...