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WW1 was amazing. Germany was good, but I don't know if my essay structure was the best. I did question a) weakness in weimar-which was epic cos it was my best part. Leni- easy. probably the best questions I could've hoped for. Conflict in the Pacific was amazing. Japanese nationalism for bombing...

i loved it. i thought it was such a good exam. the tourism thing got me alittle bit but i pulled through. sparta was good. hatshepsut was easy. greece 800-500bc was easy. epic win!

I used Nineteen Minutes by Jodi Picoult and Invisible Monsters by Chuck Palahniuk. I ended using Nineteen Minutes for the exam but both were really good. Goodluck choosing.

Just because not everyone is aiming for a 99.95 doesn't mean they aren't doing their best. And you haven't even listed what school you go to, so you're probably doing your hsc and tafe so it's taken you like five years to reach the same ability as those that are managing to do all their courses...

7-7-7 with kind of small handwriting probs like 10 words a line.If you wrote under 6 pages per essay don't stress, if you feel confident in the amount of detail you put in for each essay then that's all that matters.And if it took you more than a booklet to answer a question you either have...

Eh it was alright. We had two birds stuck in our hall for the first hour and the BOS people said something about putting in an appeal for it. Module B-Slessor and C-Shakespeare were really good. Module A-Frankentstein Blade Runner was alright but I don't think my argument flowed well. I got out...