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lmao, I read SMH as "Shaking My Head" instead of Sydney Morning Herald. I spend too much time on forums :(

wtf? Tauren?? More like Troll MIRITE?

Yeah, I mentioned all the cross referencing stuff in the test, I just shortened it here. Similarly, I mentioned Einstein's equation and so on for other parts of question 31. Oh, and Neutron scattering is wrong, what they gave you is a chain reaction where neutron is used to cause Uranium to...

Hopefully, I'd get 24-25/25 for QTQ this year. I mentioned everything in this topic and I found it really easy. The only way I can possibly lose a mark is if the markers are harsh. For the 7 mark nuclear reactor question I described the process of chain reaction but I think I may have forgot to...

31) I'll simplify all the answers ai) because electron emit photon when going from higher to lower aii) easy bi) discussion in class, if experiement, repeat experiment and experiment with 1 variable at a time. bii) H-uncertainty principal, P-exclusion principal, c) chain reaction used in...

who the heck are you guys? I bet one of you is Lilster I got 5 multiple choices wrong FIVE!!!! that's shocking man.

dammit, still made a mistake in that one ^^^ sigh I got 4 multiple choices wrong so far.

1 C 2 B 3 D 4 B 5 D 6 A? 7 D 8 A 9 D 10 A? 11 A 12 D 13 D 14 C 15 A Didn't read the thread, but I think these answers are correct because I went over it with some friends.

Re: How many pages did you write? ModuleA-(Hamlet/R&G): 8 pages ModuleB-(WutheringH): 7 pages ModuleC-(Frontline): 8 pages averaging at about 8 words per line.

The problem with "just making crap up" is that you won't have the evidence to back it up, unless you have context and evidence from quotes to back up your claims, the textural integrity is lost and you won't get a good mark.

When I ask anyone from my school how they feel about the exam, the general response was "MODULE B !!!" They didn't even have to say anything more and we all got the knew that they screwed up Module B. then again, everyone I asked did Wuthering Heights, and all hated the exam question. what are...

I had 19 pages all together and I wrote furiously. How the heck did all these people get something like over 25? But then again, my writing is pretty small, its averaging at about 9 words per line.

LMFAO!!! ^^ but seriously, I hope you didn't do that because that will DEFINATELY give you a 'non serious attempt' followed by an non award, and that means, you won't be getting your higher school certificate. Especially since this is English and is a required 2 unit.

I rather enjoyed that one because I knew I did the best I can. If I still get a bad mark, then so be it, I couldn't do anything more. seriously though, I think I stuffed up the short answer questions but I did answer to the best of my abilities. anyways ... WOO!! one down!!

ok, thanks ponny, It looks like I'd have to change the response this time. Oh well, I guess I have to cut time out from the first 2 sections.

early 1900s English society - deal with the distinction amongst classes and such, again, this isn't really important unless you're doing the modules of Eng Adv.

right, thanks.

Is it possible to get 15/15 with only one Coleridge poem? In my essay, I have a total of 3 text including Coleridge, booklet and own text (out of a possible 6 of which I can choose from) and it took up about 1200 words. I would seriously run out of time if I do more texts. I got only 12/15 for...

no, context means the range of personal, social, historical, cultural and workplace conditions in which a text is responded to and composed.

I don't see how context is a metaphor for life but I guess you could argue that the change in context could reflect on the different lessons that you learn through the text, throughout the ages. I just dunno how I would integrate that into my response. and another thing, I don't see how you...