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I got: 63/65 all up (that's unweighted) but most importantly I got 20/20 for the essay :D:D:D so I'm v v v happy with that. I sucked at history in year 11 and basically only started trying at the start of year 12, so it's good to know doing stuff pays off. And my major work all up was worth...

Ideally, you need to address the question in your entire essay, as your essay's soul purpose is to answer the question. Answer it directly in the intro, then link all your examples/ideas (i.e. your paragraphs) back to how this supports your answer in your intro. Then answer it again in the...

yeah I'm using this text as a back up. I don't really know what to say about it though. The lyrics are so straight forward and so kind of speak for themselves. But does he use any techniques? Or the music? How does it add to the meaning? yeah probably won't use it unless I'm stuck

I like this one

Well I wrote 6, 8, 11 pages. My writing is about 10 times bigger than most, as in, 3 or 4 words a line. Quantity really does matter and it pisses me off people like to brag how much they got down. My sister did her hsc two years ago and wrote 2-6 pages for each section. Her mark for English was...

LOL i think your signature is ftw ... yep that's all I've got to say

I only did one photo. Was that wrong? I did the top right one, of all the photos on the ground and a person looking at them. Should I have done the one next to that aswell?

i have no idea how i went, I have a feeling shit though, my essay was general and the my comprehension answers were bullshit. waaaah :( oh well

section 1 - a booklet seection 2 - a booklet and 3 or 4 more pages section 3 - a booklet .. ah how many pages are in a booklet lol? I didn't really pay that much attention

They can ask you for something different to a creative right? But I really don't know what else? A speech? What would you do? I got this question somewhere... "You have been asked to contirbute to a survival guide for the next generation of teenagers, which is to be published in an on-line...

I think its good. At the start it's like stream of consciousness. not many people write in it because they don't know how to well, an advantage to you. I agree with everything the person above me said lol. Descriptions are good. Also it's a bit narrow? Not easy to appropriate according to...

You need to be able to express you know what a journey is, either physical, inner or imaginative. compare and contrast different texts and their individual journeys, relating it to the concept of journeys in general write so you make sense. Not hard really. It's just stupid english speek. Use...

it has no 'wow factor' as my teachers call it. You need to grab the readers attention in the first few lines, even if it doesn't have much to do with the story, say something dramatic.

yep, they can with mod B for sure. But my god it would suck if they did. And usually for imaginative journeys, its a generic question for all texts? And so it would be the same one for The Tempest as Coleridge, so obviously if that is the case they couldn't specify.

yep, my conclusions are always like my intros, but the sentences are just written a little differently. Because both summarise your argument

I love the red tree :D I was thinking of doing that one aswell. Goodluck

I want to use Where the wild things are, mostly because it's easy :P but I know it well and it's so awesome to link with the tempest and journey over land and sea. It's like they were meant for each other. But it's not very sophisticated and aimed at a younger audience. How severly would I be...

Yeah you know they are thinking about changing it so the case study and historiography will be in prelim, and then year 12 will just be tha major project. That would be awesome NO HSC EXAM TO WORRY ABOUT :D

It depends how much guts you've got. Do it if you reckon you can get away with it at the time. I think you could, maybe a sentence? I would lol so hard if they took marks off you though (no offence)

*claps* that's just like me :D