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Paper 1 - Language Study within an Area of Study (1 Viewer)
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Wow! im first to reply
wow im first one to reply ...
i guesss it was ez .. .
much ezier than i thought
i thought they gonna make us write letter or something..
i wrote... 9 pages for AOS essay .. .
all i wud say is it was relatively ezier than it was
expected
may be same for everyone
i hope paper 2 and listening be as ez as this one
the essay question was alrite which was good
hehe
wow im first one to reply ...
i guesss it was ez .. .
much ezier than i thought
i thought they gonna make us write letter or something..
i wrote... 9 pages for AOS essay .. .
all i wud say is it was relatively ezier than it was
expected
may be same for everyone
i hope paper 2 and listening be as ez as this one
the essay question was alrite which was good
hehe
yeah, it was good.
better than i was expected
i wrote prob the most over the past year
I hope the module and the listening will be the same as well.
much much better then my trial, thats for sure
one done!!!!!
How did u all find???
better than i was expected
i wrote prob the most over the past year
I hope the module and the listening will be the same as well.
much much better then my trial, thats for sure
one done!!!!!
How did u all find???
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i agree with you ae, the essay is bit tricky, but it was alright tho, the 2nd last question of setion 2 was alright too, but the last question of section 1 is hard... i don't even what it is asking for, all i did was explain the different types of journey and implementing the texts provided as an examples of the types of jouney.
and of course i realated back to the scenario, the Australian Journeys
and of course i realated back to the scenario, the Australian Journeys
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The prolem I think!
In the section 1, the writting issue.
I think they didn't give a very clear idea about what to write about.
I thought they just asked us to "introduce" ourself's journey to the resource collection with the theme of the 3 texts I have, and I did so.
But a lot of my mates said that they wanted us to write a thing like summary of the 3 articles they gave us before.
When I heard that, totally no idea.------8 marks!!
The question says like this:
"g) You are writting an INTRODUCTION for a collection of resources called Australian Journeys"
In your introduction, compare the Australian journeys depicted in the text one, two and three.
Any discussion?
In the section 1, the writting issue.
I think they didn't give a very clear idea about what to write about.
I thought they just asked us to "introduce" ourself's journey to the resource collection with the theme of the 3 texts I have, and I did so.
But a lot of my mates said that they wanted us to write a thing like summary of the 3 articles they gave us before.
When I heard that, totally no idea.------8 marks!!
The question says like this:
"g) You are writting an INTRODUCTION for a collection of resources called Australian Journeys"
In your introduction, compare the Australian journeys depicted in the text one, two and three.
Any discussion?
I thought the question was asking us to introduce how different journeys you can take in Australia. and this is evidenced bu the text 1, text 2 and text 3. The introduction about journeys u can make in Australia.....?
cuz we needed to COMPARE the texts.. and this is about journey..so i wrote about wat types of physical journeys and where u can experience them and a bit of rhetorical questions.. (i think)
cuz we needed to COMPARE the texts.. and this is about journey..so i wrote about wat types of physical journeys and where u can experience them and a bit of rhetorical questions.. (i think)
luckkyy
well, u guys r lucky thoughhh...
i messed up really bad in da exam
comprehension part,
6 marks question - i did it wrong, i pretended to be da guy in da photograph insteaf of jeff carter
8 marks question - i didnt finished it, just half a pg...
da supervisor was so stupid laaa... they didnt tell us whther we have on ly 1 minute left... so they just tapped me from the back and said "put ur pens down, time's up!"
so yea... i doubt it i can get really high on esl! dats suks...
btw, if u messed up in hsc, does rank matters? what if u rank 1st n u messed up really2 bad!?
well, u guys r lucky thoughhh...
i messed up really bad in da exam
comprehension part,
6 marks question - i did it wrong, i pretended to be da guy in da photograph insteaf of jeff carter
8 marks question - i didnt finished it, just half a pg...
da supervisor was so stupid laaa... they didnt tell us whther we have on ly 1 minute left... so they just tapped me from the back and said "put ur pens down, time's up!"
so yea... i doubt it i can get really high on esl! dats suks...
btw, if u messed up in hsc, does rank matters? what if u rank 1st n u messed up really2 bad!?
yvonne_710
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it's ok!
undefinedundefinedundefinedit's ok for paper 1. esp the essay part. i even can't believe that the question is near the same like trial's one. but i think the section 1, 6 marks and 8 marks questions a little bit confused...overall it is not bad on the first day!
undefinedundefinedundefinedit's ok for paper 1. esp the essay part. i even can't believe that the question is near the same like trial's one. but i think the section 1, 6 marks and 8 marks questions a little bit confused...overall it is not bad on the first day!
hey guys, not doing esl, but judging from the question I would say that you had to write exactly what it asks eg.
Australian Journeys can take on many forms. One can travel through the sky on a hot air baloon, on a train agains the plains and deserts etc.
Then you would have had to refer to the three texts briefly, comparing how each journey is different.
Australian Journeys can take on many forms. One can travel through the sky on a hot air baloon, on a train agains the plains and deserts etc.
Then you would have had to refer to the three texts briefly, comparing how each journey is different.
whenever2gether
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Oh!
that 8 marks question!
and the essay ..
after seeing all the posts
it makes me worry lol
i thought that question required us to write
an introduction paragraph and compare (was it ?)
the ideas of journeys in each texts
i interpreted that as something like magazine or
an collection of resources for library (as it says)
hm.....
that 8 marks question!
and the essay ..
after seeing all the posts
it makes me worry lol
i thought that question required us to write
an introduction paragraph and compare (was it ?)
the ideas of journeys in each texts
i interpreted that as something like magazine or
an collection of resources for library (as it says)
hm.....