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it doesnt seem likely to me...cause its not meant to be a creative one

oh my god reallllly!!! i would die!! i have my essay so planned out! But how could you be one of the characters if you have to refer to other texts, stimulus booklet and so on?? i dont know why but my post got put above yours, but i am refering to the post below.

my story all happens in one day too! i practiced mine as journal with a log in at times through the day, but i dont know what would be more effective, mine works way better as a story...

wow thanks for all the imput! but now i'm worried cause i wrote a story and its going to be hard to put it into other text types, i mean i can but it wont be as effective. :( oh my god is anyone as stressed as i am....

thats silly cause you never know what you could get! and poetry is mostly subjective anyway so its not a wise choice..

umm it was a joke :P

haha i hope they dont ask for Haiku!

Just a little note: when you first mention the composer and text in any essay you should always say it in full : "WILLIAM Shakespeare’s text Hamlet has been transformed by TOM Stoppard into Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead" sounds better and is more correct, then throught the rest of...

yeah i already read all that stuff as well but it didnt really answer my question, what i essentially need to know is all the possible text types we could be asked for, and just sample questions regarding these text types... pleeease can anyone give me some help i am actually in urgent needdd...!

you get a separate booklet for each question i believe, it doesnt matter which order you do the sections in, as long as each on is properly labelled ect, its not like you have to do it section 1 first sec 2 then sec 3, how would they ever know what order you did it in, so you can just do it how...

So.. what things might we get asked for the creative writing section? I know, like speech, diary entry, letter, feature article, narrative, but any others? And do you guys have any trial/ past hsc whatever questions for this task? just so i can see what type of thing to expect. Just...

Kadlil: Begginers arent allowed to use dictionaries :P

you wrote nearly the same as what i did! hehe good luck for wednesday! What do you need help with particularly? If you go to the HSC online site its pretty helpful: http://hsc.csu.edu.au/japanese/#116001 :) well just revise structures, vocab and kanji really. If its anything...

just thought i'd ask for any tips for the exam, or for study or anything, any particular words or structures ect that are really good to know and so on, just for a bit of extra knowledge for cramming.... thanks! :)

Thats not true! If you read all the band 6 responses they all use heaps of extra kanji, structures and vocab. Band 5 is when people make good use of syllabus content, generally. Ever since i started doing Japanese, all the teachers and everyone ever tell me is to use as much as you can...

Waa not right!! It is NOT true that you are not to use vocab and kanji from continuers or thats not part of the begginner syallabus!!! The more of anything you know the better. You will find that the poeple who get band 6 in begginers, it is obvious they have researched themselves...

your school sounds mean, at ours anyone could choose which one they wanted. At least if they are harsh then your hsc results will be better than you expect.

okay i have seen the statisics but i wasnt trying to say that they scale you down for being in standard at all! I was simply stating that it is more benefitial to do advanced, and you cant argue with that. The way the advanced course is taught makes it easier for students to acheive band 5...

i'm pretty sure thats right, our teacher said only 2 people got band 5 from standard last year and she's also a marker whos being doing it for many years. Everyone is trying to say i'm wrong but i think theyre just bitter cause they wont believe that standard people just cant get good! i dont...

Trebla, what i want to say to is: If you want to get band 5 or 6, you should have picked advanced, it can be no more simple than that, just why do a lower course if youre aiming high. Its obviously going to be harder to get high marks in standard because the course is designed for people who are...