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yes, around that! Don't worry too much about how long your quote is, as long as it is sufficient to support your point and good enough to have 2-3 techniques.

I'd say 4 for a paragraph would be insane, because that wouldn't be a paragraph anymore then..it would be too long. I think two is ideal because it allows room for good analysis and discussion. If you are doing more you are probably sacrificing analysis!

I was a pretty Ok student. I got an external mark of 97 and an internal of 94! My comparatively low internal mark --> I wrote a 600 word belonging essay, and I was told it was too brief (9/15), and that weighed 20%.... bur 1500 is definitely possible, but you need to know your stuff pretty well...

I finished my HSC in 2009 and from what I remember most in my school were writing 1200 + for all essays and about 800 for creative (it is very important that your creative stays at that length). However, like mentioned by someone in this thread, never sacrifice quality for quantity. I wrote...

I'd say a minimum of 2 solid quotes or do 1 solid + 2 minor quotes, but as you must be aware, quotes by themselves don't do anything. You need substantial analysis and then a link back to your idea/topic sentence in the paragraph. Usually for modules and for your belonging essay, you would...

Look for a newspaper article: I'd suggest do something about the whole Kevin Rudd/Julia Guilard story Osama Bin Laden assassination assassination of JFK simply google these topics and you will have heaps of resources heading your way They have a substantial amount of conflicting perspectives...

Don't bother doing that - your raw mark goes through a series of scaling and aligning. So your trial marks will technically give you an ATAR so much lesser than the your ATAR. For example when I did my HSC, with my trial marks, my ATAR would have been, 84.5, but at the end of it all I received...

The text in bold is probably your main focus/ the crux of your thesis. Any other points that you present after that can be probably woven in with your texts in the introduction. This will probably make your introduction more succinct and you will get in done in less time. However, it is a solid...

basically when I did my HSC I did one section 1 task a day, for 10 days before the exam. It helps because the concepts would be fresh in your memory and also you become very familiar with the techniques and you spot them in no time. However, before I got to this stage, I made sure I was aware of...

I could help you with the Pride and Prejudice/Letters to Alice Module! Inbox me - and I'll give you feedback

Thanks... it is still under construction though. I need to upload my notes, but I've been quite busy! still learning how to use wordpress!