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just saying, but remember 2009? 1RT? All the cunts with prepared essays couldn't adapt them on the spot because they didn't memorise enough examples for their best RT. I have a feeling they will ask something like that. Perhaps 0 Rts even, that would be a bag of laughs.

fuck off cunts, 11 days is heaps! Whole countries have been changed, rulers fell and discoveries made in 1 day, let alone 11. Keep on at it, HSC isn't something big.

School rank mid-low 30s: Adv. English: 92/136 3U Maths: 92 HSC 4u Maths: 86 HSC Modern History: 34/40 Physics: 10/51 Chemistry: 24/54

tomorrow...6 hours of belonging then 3 hours of essay writing (4x45 min)

use someone elses notes as a base, then add/modify points

Disney animations are harder because less sophisticated.

if you analyse it well then its fine. Especially if it's a more artistic/adult motivated animation, such as some of the stuff on SBS

hsc isn;t that hard. Simple. To be fair, I would have done better, but I kinda flunked the trials (75% in physics from 3rd to 11th, 82% 4U from 2nd to 5th etc) but generally I just did class work during the year.

I have 6 units that i was accelerated in for hsc, and those were subjects I liked and was good at. So I didn't do anything and just chilled. I did light revision of the crappy dot points (i.e ones you need to memorise in physics, like westinghouse vs edison)

Just saying...I got 95 last year for 3U maths, thats not amazing for an accelerant, but I did 0 papers. I also got a 93 for 4U last year and a 92 for physics, both with 0 amount of past papers. Not a bad effort considering. Just have some self confidence and intelligence and hsc = easy street.

lol @ hundreds of HSC past papers. It's called not being a retard and having a life. Let me break it down. Not being a retard involves realising that the hsc is not hard and that like...5 papers per topic is fine. Having a life involves not doing 100 past papers.

Yes, especially if it was a top response in one of those booklets This, its simple. You study texts in more detail in school, and can talk with student etc for help.

tutors can go suck it. Don't memorise. It's such a waste of time, and if they throw you a curveball, you're actually fucked. lol. Remember when the q asked for 1 RT in 2009 and like 10,000 people complained or something? Yeah. That's going to be any one of you. For the exam: paper 1: sec 1...

fuck, i bet half the state has the same stuff given the scope of the texts. How many people use those study guides/go to large scale tutoring places? There'd be hundreds of similar essays floating around. It doesn't really matter, as long as they aren't the same.

SOrry, but this is a really basic essay. Not worth memorising IMO. The thesis isn't insightful and the points aren't great. You're better off writing more pracs than memorising this. I mean, belonging = security not belonging = insecurity? Come on. Try harder. Perhaps something like "While...

when you need a 99 atar+, most people get decent maths/sci marks, so its really the english department where you can make the largest difference

Not quite. Dickinson is making fun of the romantic by directly addressing them in her poem (i.e metapoetry). She uses the eye/I pun in "may stimulate an eye", which I think, shows her belief in the power of female poetry to create action. This is supported by the fact it's a single word dropped...

This this this. Her gender is an amazing concept to talk about. The Romantic era was hallmarked by male writers, and all of her critics were males too. She directly addresses this in a word dropped careless on a page, which is basically a metapoetry, warning of the power of womens poetry (among...

br8 I am doing essay plans today then spending 6 days doing paper 1 and paper 2 on each day. So hopefully 6 essays for each mod and AOS. Then I will do some story prac. Then after I will do 4u (after english) haha in that 4 day gap. Then chem/physics.

Yes this. So Barriers can prevent belonging to society. Additionally Belonging to society can be meaningless and detrimental to individuality. This thesis is for Emily Dickinson specifically, but I am sure works for everything on the list.