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we were told that we could use colloquialisms but generally move away from using ones that are too "up to date" because the examiners may not recognise them (cos they are old ;) )

the nature of journey means the characterisics of jouneys. is it cyclical or linear? positive or negative? etc

thanks for your answers guys it wasn't from a past question, i was just curious :) thanks for humoring me

when you look at pedigrees curly hair is dominant and straight hair is recessive. where does 'wavy' hair fit in? is it under curly because its not co-dominant?

as point one says 1. Do not circle the diagram with intention of showing the field of view. it means that you don't draw a circle around what you can see- just draw the cell or whatever without an extra circle as a border i.e. field of view

bonjour tout le monde ah oui, il n'y a pas beaucoup de gens car nous avons besoin de preparer pour samedi bon chance a tous pour l'examen

so, how is everyone preparing for the big speaking exam? anyone have interesting techniques?

i dont remember having an 8 marker, there were some 6-7 mark questions but they were split up into a) b) like yours correct me if im wrong anyone who did the cssa paper- the exam is a blur to me lol- i only remeber some questions

yeah thats the qu we got as well

did anyone get the qu about the 70kg man with the table that you had to analyse? i agree with the " stupid cuckoo " comments

great, you guys helped so much! thanks:)

so a quote like " she was merely still a principal queen like others before her..." would show he is anti-hatshepsut aye?

sorry, i totallt forgot to mention i was doing Hatshepsut

we have to analyse primary and secondary sources for an assesment i have found primary sources ok but analysing a seconfary source is hard! We have been given a extract from alan gardiner(im finding it hard to read in iteslf) and was wondering if anyone had any tips on analysing its...

yeah i thought about that but my teacher said that its not relevant to "in the wild" so we should just forget about it.

hi! I have a feeling this dream is significant and i can see the comparison between it and the artificial world that BR lives in but how else can it relate to "humanity's relationship with the natural"? also what technique would u call this?

my english teachers have said that its best to start with the core text and then compare/contrast techniques and themes in the other texts. good luck!

ive got this question as a practice essay " more than anything else, inner journeys are about the challenge of self-reflection. do you agree? argue your point of view. ok, so i have to say that self reflection is important to inner journey but do i also have to bring up other parts of inner...