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Re: What specific types of questions could we be asked about Conflicting Perspectives Here's a list of questions: Past HSC and Practise Questions for Advanced Module C: Conflicting Perspectives Tutor Tales

Another difference could be that Frankenstein criticises the individual (Victor), whereas Blade Runner seems more a criticism of society (Tyrell, Deckard, the crowd when Zhora dies, Sebastian).

Kahlo's work obviously gives you a LOT more to talk about, because of all her symbolism etc. But you have to figure out what it all means and how it relates to Belonging. Otherwise Hopper's is probably better than Munch's, which seems a bit simplistic (less to talk about). But either way, the...

Yeah, find 2-3 common belonging ideas in your core and related. So for example: - belonging gives us a sense of identity - belonging makes us feel safe/secure - belonging is an emotional connection to place/people

Check out this site: Belonging | Inside Break Has list of visuals for Belonging.

http://www.tutortales.org/advanced-module-a-comparative-study-of-texts-and-contexts/essay-scaffold-for-module-a-comparative-study-of-texts-and-contexts/

- choice of autistic narrator/perspective - chapter numbering - use of diagrams, pictures, bolding, appendix, footnotes - how the chapters jump between 'real time' and random musings (eg about the universe) - the use of detective genre elements

From HSC Biology: HSC Online A protein is made up of one or more polypeptides. A polypeptide is made up of a chain of many amino acids. chain of AA --> polypeptide 1+ polypeptide --> protein

Cell diff and specialisation is just one thing - its where cells develop to become specialised in function. Eg. mitosis --> identical cells --> develop into eye cells, muscle cells etc. If they don't become specialised --> the mass of identical cells becomes a tumour (cancer) Genes control...

I'm just wondering....but why does he need to be a ghost?

This might help: Past HSC and Practice Questions for Advanced Module B: Hamlet Tutor Tales

Similarly Likewise Also Too as just as and like just like similar to be similar to/ the same as be alike not only…but also to compare to/with Contrast However Nevertheless Nonetheless Still Although, Even though, though but yet Despite , In spite of In contrast, In comparison While, whereas On...

Not sure what you mean by "value" hope...but: love is seen as the source of hope hope for love gives her spiritual and physical strength hope is embodied by Browning/the man

I don't know any specifically for Aus artists from 1950s or 60s, but here's a list of visual texts for belonging: Inside Break: Related Texts – Visual Art

Hmmm, I do agree with you to a certain extent, but I also disagree. If you can talk I agree. I did Ice Age as my related text in HSC 2005 and that's even "lower" than Finding Nemo, probably. Choose a text with meaning and deep ideas. Even picture books and films for children have deep...

You should have 2-3 themes. For example (from Get Smart guide) Human savagery and brutality Human survival and endurance through love

Hi there, yes it's me who does Tutor Tales.

iRuler is right. Each idea/para should be: 1. Idea explored in BOTH texts. 2. Text 1: Elaborate on idea in text - link to context if it does Techniques/quotes - link to context if it does. 2. Text 2: Elaborate on idea in text - link to context if it does Techniques/quotes - link to...

You probably shouldn't use it as a related text - because it's a prescribed text for Standard Module B. It'll be frowned up and look like you're doubling up. Otherwise it's a good text for belonging: - belonging to family - belonging to society/world - not belonging because of difference -...

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