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There's also things like: Composition - what is placed in the foreground and background Perspective Contrast Light and shadow Lines and angles

http://www.tutortales.org/belonging/peter-skrzynecki/where-to-find-peter-skrzyneckis-poems/

The Psychophysiology textbook is in excellent condition (no highlighting or marks).

All notes are in hard copy form. When the subjects were done: Psychophysiology: Spring 2008 Chemistry 1: Autumn 2006 Medical Devices and Diagnostics: Autumn 2008 Physiological Systems: Autumn 2007 Cell Biology and Evolution: Autumn 2007 Pharmacology 2: Spring 2008 Behavioural Sciences: Spring...

It's a combination of: Language techniques: emotive language, tone, perspective, diction etc Visual techniques: colour, layout/placement, images, font size, font type Techniques particular to website: hyperlinks (how and when links are used to join ideas, or push the audience to go to a...

There will only be ONE question. The only reason there were 3 to choose from in the 2008 paper is that the Area of Study (Journeys) used to be split into 3 sub-areas (Physical, Imaginative and Inner). The new Area of Study (Belonging) is NOT split into 3 areas, so there won't be more than 1...

Added subjects - cos I'm selling for a friend's now... Psychophysiology (also selling the current textbook) Chemistry 1 Medical Devices and Diagnostics

Subject: Investment Analysis CURRENT Textbook: Modern Investment Theory Author: Haugen Year: 2001 Edition: 5 ISBN:9780130191700 Price: $75 Subject: Marketing Foundations Title: Marketing: Core Concepts and Applications + Wiley Study Pack (Enhanced Edition) Author: Pride et al Year...

If it's a speech, it tends to be Martin Luther King's "I Have A Dream". Read the questions first (they usually let you do this before they play the speech) so you know what to look for. Then listen/take notes. And use the 2nd time to take notes that you've missed.

Write with a tone of "conviction". Examples: "As [critic] argues, Hamlet is a play centered on......" "Evidently, Hamlet is a play about........"

Aerath is right. Try the 2008 Summary Tables by Anonymous - they're really detailed. They should answer your questions.

Yeah it's confusing because they don't really "prevent" infections, so much as allowing for a much more rapid response the next time you encounter the infection. But I think what it means is that it "prevents" infections by stopping the pathogen in its tracks, before it can attack the body and...

Here is a good short essay/review on WTD: www.watsonblogs.org/globalmedia/wag%20the%20dog%20essay.doc There's also stuff about it on HSC Online: http://www.hsc.csu.edu.au/english/advanced/representation/elect1/3719/wagthedog.htm Also some notes: http://boredofstudies.org/download.php?id=10190

Yeah - that's the essay assignment at Oakhill College at the moment...

I'm not too sure myself, but the teacher has been talking about Australian "symbols" and Australian themes (eg. freedom) in Strictly Ballroom. My guess is that we have to look at WHY Luhrmann set SB in a distinctly suburban Australian setting, rather than a universal one.

Just note that "interpretations" will usually be referred to as "critical readings" instead. Also you will need to relate the idea of a text having many critical readings to the idea of textual integrity. If you don't know what textual integrity is, here was a post about it...

The first 4 speeches in your list have been done in the HSC before, so there are a lot of notes about it on BOS. Just check the resources. For Faith Bandler's Faith, Hope and Reconciliation speech, I've just written a short blog post about it - with brief notes and links. Don't know if it'll...

Wikipedia gives a good overview: Critical approaches to Hamlet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia From there, look at the references and research a bit more about the particular interpretations/readings/critical studies that interest you the most.

In Paradise Lost, God is frequently referred to as "the Victor". You can draw analogies/inferences from the fact that Shelley was greatly influenced by Paradise Lost and chose the name Victor for the creator of the monster in Frankenstein.

Techniques: Sensory imagery - describes sight, temperature, smell Colloquialism - "stinking hot"