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Think about it would you rather learn your content or do your past papers? the more content you know, the better chance u have at the exam - so if you're running out of time and you haven't done past papers, dw, just be happy that you learn't all the content and BREATHE!

very very unlikely - but if they do so it will probably be a speech!

If it makes any of you feel better I did only 2 chemistry past papers for my HSC and I ended up with an exam mark of 98. so definitely content over past papers any day. The morning of your exam wake up about 1 hour earlier and skim through a few questions. just to get your self into the momentum...

absolutely not - that will get the markers frowning!

first or third person is both OK. 2nd person is a NO NO! third person can be harder to do, but if used well, works at ur advantage.. first person is relatively easy to do and will definitely provides engagement!

not sure with this scenario.. sorry. but my guess would be no

form basically means how the poetic devices used in the poem allow the poem to convey a particular meaning.. as in the metaphor in a poem, allows this ____________ and a smile shows ____________point of view. so basically they get their message across through the use of poetic devices (such as...

14 -15? my guess is a low B - because high B's and A's engage with the question effectively

not the best choice you can do a short story, memoir, diary entry, feature article - but poem would be the thing you would do if you have no choice and you are desperate to get something done (i.e. in my opinion)

that's what the HSC does to you. I don't know how much of weight I gained but I went up two dress sizes, but I remember for Christmas I was able to get back into my dress - (but I watched very carefully what I ate) haha... so u'll get back to normal after the HSC :) All the best

I feel your pain! but for me, I bought my formal dress during the summer holidays, when I was a size 6 and then I couldn't even get into it after the HSC. I had to get a new dress! awkward

look at this http://tutortales.wordpress.com/2009/07/01/rubric-changes-to-the-english-advanced-module-b-critical-study-of-texts/ whoever writes it, explains pretty well

if it is for module B, they are not keen on the whole critic quote thing. you don't get extra quotes for doing so, nor do you get penalised. so if you haven't learnt one, don't bother too much!

during the hsc I went from a size 6 to a 10. so yes, I don't know why but every time I felt like procrastinating I ate.. (weird I know) but dw, after the HSC you naturally lose all those extra kilos you piled on!

noway... if you don't have the quotes, don't include them.

I haven't tried it personally, but I read a review sometime back that said they were good. You are not going to get a response here, you will have to post it in the 2011 general discussion forum, so that someone who has used their services can let you know. Better yet, I would consider writing...

3- 4 seems too long, may be do one line summarising very briefly the plot outline. yes, the markers would no your prescribed texts, so don't do the whole retelling thing!

with conflicting perspectives it becomes very messy if you alteranate so do: prescribe 1st and complete it and then move on to your related.. that should solve the problem, but however draw on the similarity that they both present conflicting perspectives on the same topic but may be privilege...

as much as I'd like to say I didn't memorise my essays, truth be told I memorised mod A, mod C and belonging + creative. (basically everything except module B) as for me, the questions worked well, so I only had to add in some stuff to my introduction and conclusion and I made sure I made a...

I'll post up a few of them ! Mod A: "The elective texts in time, makes responders consider ideas in a new light" how did you prescribed texts make you see the concept of progress in a new light? Mod B: Write a critical essay that demonstrates how your response to Gwen Harwood's poetry changed...