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Could you provide a link to the image? Basic examples of visual techniques include vectors, foreground/background, visual hyperbole, visual metaphor, visual motif, visual juxtaposition, chiaroscuro, composition of the frame, primary focus, perspective etc.

It depends on how you analyse the related text. You need to analyse BNW in terms of conflicting perspectives and not in terms of Science Fiction (as it is studied in Ex1), i.e. you shouldn't make a connection between the two courses. If you are actually doing BNW as an Ex1 text then I would...

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I would definitely recommend it, however only if you can successfully mould your response to the requirements of both courses. Belonging is a somewhat broad concept and therefore you would probably be able to adapt an English Extension 1 creative to belonging quite easily. I know alot of people...

99.85 ATAR EngAdv (97) EngEx1 (48) Essay/Creative Marking and Feedback Service Hi everyone, My name is Jason and I graduated last year with a NSW ATAR of 99.85 at a top 15 school (3rd overall in English). Within English Courses I achieved the following HSC marks (can provide proof upon...

It's because it's a terrible novel. I mean, we get it, science is bad. :P

Nice marks. Eco is interesting. I got a 97 exam mark and I know that I got 2 multis wrong and I wasn't particularly confident about a couple short answers (so max I got raw was 96 probably). The exam was much too easy imo, in previous years a raw mark of 94/100 was a state rank. :P

Mate, massive congrats - that's truly an amazing achievement. Good luck for tomorrow.

Yeah, I did differing interpretations of him as a general, as a politician, of his reforms + plans for the future (i.e. statesman vs pragmatist), of his personality and of his writings. Not too sure if I talked enough about "images" as I kinda just lumped interpretations and images together, but...

^ Cut off is usually around 83/100, and I don't think this year was any harder or easier than previous years (although P&H was a little obscure). Getting 88-91 will align to a 94 or 95.

In 2010, 93 was a state rank (although that exam was very hard and ours was easier than most years). Still, there's no way the cut off would be above 90, it is usually low 80s and will therefore probably be mid 80s this year.

Inflation = (CPI current year - CPI previous year)/(CPI previous year). Don't make the mistake that an increase in CPI means an increase in inflation. It's all relative to the previous year.

Yeah but I doubt that's the norm. We're not a selective school so naturally we have a very long tail.

My school came in the top 10 last year (according to % of band 6s) and we still got 12% of the cohort below an 80 ATAR.

There are so many variables in english exams that it's highly likely you're going to be fucked up somewhere. Whether it's specifying a poem, saying you shouldn't write an essay (e.g. telling you to write a speech), asking a weird question or specifying the amount of related texts, you can be...

You're right. I'm an idiot. Congrats on your marks.

If you've rote learned a response the extra stuff won't be fluff because you would have prepared it beforehand. You won't have "some material," if you've memorized content, and you won't find yourself under pressure or scratching around for points. You can make your points fit the question very...

It generally is. Writing 1200 words of quality is better than writing 900 words of quality. That just seems obvious.

I'm aware of what most people do. Most people don't get a band 6.