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Cl radical is an initiator. Just like how an organic peroxide initiates an addition reaction to produce poly.E, in initiation and propagation...

Yeah I my approach was: - differences in context - difference in issues (natural environment and social/sexual interactions) - difference in values relating to these issues But I felt that my textual evidence, contextual evidence, and techniques were not strong, detailed nor concise enough...

Well, not necessarily 'killed it'...

Mmmm, I didn't have a strong enough argument, since I was expecting to write about BOTH similarities and differences, well generally more on similarities... I felt my techniques and quotes weren't strong enough and didn't help too much in answering the question. But who knows.

Yeah I thought it was a generally easy paper. I wasn't expecting "Analyse TWO differences in BNW/BR" since I had more depth studies for the similarities, so I had to shift my focus sort of, and I don't think my argument was strong enough...hopefully not. Powerplay question wasn't bad just...

lol you punny boy

I disagree. I was talking to a past HSC English marker who told me that it is INDEED POSSIBLE to gain a band 6 response (essay/creative writing whatever it may be), with only 2.5 pages. It was from his first-hand experience and numerous responses have achieved this.

I chose the last one. "...A mosaic, a dance of broken, gleaming fragments". Did you guys include the quotation in your stories?

you guys shouldn't be comparing how many pages you wrote...since everyone has different size font...and quality > quantity

How did you guys go with this? What this an 'unexpected' encounter?

Text 3 was pretty difficult to understand. But I basically splitted the text up into I think 3 sections. Each one describing his journey and what he 'realised'. The 'compare the perspectives' was pretty difficult I felt, since the ideas on journey were pretty ambiguous in some areas. The...

It's pretty ironic how you study 'Journey' yet feel the need to ask a self-explanatory question. The chances are ambiguous. Some people completely change their priorities once they experience things first-hand, and some don't.

I understand what you're saying and I highly agree, to an extent... Yeah this statement may sound hypocritical, but I think it's supposed to help diffuse the totally stressed, and bring some light and hope into them if they don't perform as well as they expect...and to remind them not to do...

You've got to 'capture the moment' by the way :D It'll be our last time we experience this! Next year we'll be looking down upon the 2008 year 12's haha, and feeling so very sorry for them.

Yeah, but it also takes pretty long for some others - 20 minutes roughly. They hung up on me twice, which was pretty rude. I didn't even get to ask my questions. Oh well, I must try again on the 24-29...

Yeah, good luck to everone. HSC doesn't really matter, it's just an obstacle. There's life after the HSC. And by the way, it sure ain't 'game over' wrxsti, it hasn't even started yet so you never know how your game will end.

I definitely feel I did more work for the Trials than the HSC. It hasn't 'hit' me yet that it's the big HSC.

Logically, it would stop the reaction completely because since the reaction involves copper deposting onto Mg, if there is no copper left, no reaction would occur. Though, I predict that it wouldn't prevent the reaction from occurring. The copper produced is pure copper, which is an excellent...

the cells are very small when they are drawn...it seems illogical to draw about 100 dots without order.

Did you use a hearing aid to make it sound better? :D