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Wrote: Module A - Blade Runner and Frankenstein: 6-7 pages Module B - Harwood: 6.5? pages Module C - Smithsonian: 5.5 pages

Loved it, hoping for a 17/20, 18/20 and 16+/20.

B6 cut-off: 72-74% automatically lol.

Everyone who pulled an all nighter, how will you have the mental capacity to write coherently for 2 hours? :S

I usually have 2-3/paragraph, so pretty much 12-18.

Example of technique and analysis + engaging the audience: As you can see, Harwood's use of emotive language successfully engages a majority of us with the poem, I understand that most of us can now relate to what the text is attempting to say. Also, I think they're going to stick to essays...

#2 - Introduction, quotes, techniques and analysis. I'm also remembering the themes so I can argue them much faster in the exam.

They can do anything, hence why I memorised 57 quotes from module C. I wouldn't care if they specified 3 poems lol, I'm ready to do it. Module B is my favourite, just need to prepare a good intro.

It'll be essays, hoping not 2 related texts though for C.

History causes memory. History also shapes one's personal interpretation of an event. "This module requires you to analyse and evaluate the roles of medium, composition and ownership, perspective and language in the interplay of personal experience, memory and documented evidence. You are to...

It means I've got 4 more quotes to perfect before tomorrow. I have 4 favourite poems with 10-13 quotes each poem, and the rest 6. I have a feeling they're either going to prescribe a poem or ask for 3, so I'm ensuring I'm ready for whatever they can throw at me.

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That's good! Paper 2, uhhh... I just did a quote revision right now: Module A: 21/23 quotes memorised. Module B: 54/58 quotes memorised. Module C: 8/9 quotes memorised. I just need to start adding some techniques, I already have the analysis in my head. Honestly, once I get 3 good...

I probably should've specified, negative stress-free. I have this urge to continue revising and studying, but no urge to freak out and go "OMGGGGGGGG exams!"

Depends if you get a 91 moderated.

Can't you get a writer for the time being then also receive misadventure/illness?

After yesterdays exam going splendidly, I feel as if this is already over. I went in the exam, did it with minimal stress and partial enjoyment, and I'm just not stressing out anymore. I'm pretty calm for the modules, knowing that I'll perform well which is quite odd... This is surreal, is...

Knowing that I'm both 4th in Business and Mathematics has decreased my stress significantly, understanding that my hard work (even if it is rendered futile if I fail) will be repaid as I will get a good internal mark. If I was a lower rank, I'd be freaking out incase I flunked the exam and...

If you do well in the HSC yet had a mediocre rank, you receive a reasonable and above average mark that you deserved. If you strived consistently throughout the year and bomb the HSC exam, you are rewarded for your efforts but still get a lower-than-expected mark since you didn't do so well in...

Remember the key points, 3 essays memorising in a full day? UHHHHH...