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I guess it depends. My school did a lot better this year, so my year must have been smarter.

me too - my exam mark for Legal Studies was 13 marks lower than my assessment. i'm not sure what happened.

almost all my friends are finished - they'll only be 3 of us in the room on the last day for 3u french :vcross: and i've got legal too! i'm studying with the two non-hsc friends I have left now

I'm thinking of putting this as my first preference... anyone else?

so true! for this one i wrote about gambling, and how churches now try to help addicted gamblers instead of just condemning them. don't know if that really relates to the syllabus though.

i also put WW1 as the war most supported by australian christian churches - the catholics were supportive of the war itself though opposed to conscription, right? and the protestants wanted a chance to realign themselves with Britain. i know there was support for WW2 because of communism cept...

the question was pretty good, pretty much what I was expecting i wrote about 12 pages like Becca - wish I'd spent more time on this and then less for the creative though.

c'est vrai qu'on n'as pas besoin d'utiliser le subjonctif pour les examens? en tout cas, c'est peut-etre mieux comme ca. sinon, on attraperait tous le 'subjonctif-itis' (explication: c'est quand, une fois qu'on apprend le subjonctif, on l'utilise beaucoup trop - quand il le faut pas, eg...

C'est << avant qu'il ne soit finit >> n'est-ce pas? j'adore << avant que>> comme ca, je peux toujours utiliser le subjonctif !

oui, c'est un peu ca :-) et moi aussi, j'adore le francais. c'est dommage que je vienne juste de trouver ce forum maintenant - 5 jours avant l'examen! mais vous parliez de quoi exactement - des souvenirs d'enfance, c'est ca?

Chepas, comment ca se fait que tu parles (ecris) si bien le francais? (excuse lack of accents - its not really worth the effort)

It may seem like a bummer now, but be warned - modern history involves literally about twice the work of most of my other subjects! a lot of its really interesting, but you have to put in a lot of work - that's what I've found at least.