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I did D-day, which was really fun to read about.

fucks sake man...if your so sure about it that you can dismiss anyone who makes a suggestion why the hell did you even make this topic asking for opinons? The band 6 cut-off will most likely be no where near 80, around 84 or 85, I don't think you really appreciate how the scaling process...

That is correct for that question. Even though he is leaving and will not be formally considered as "unemployed", the size of the labour forced decreased by one, which means that there is now one less employed person with the same amount of unemployed, which would increase the rate of unemployment.

There will be something on environmental policies and CAD

quotes from historians maybe like 5 in the whole exam, most of them in the personality. Quotes from key figures (lenin, trotsky, kennedy, eisenhower etc etc) like 10

cool, thats in tandem with what I was thinking...was worried there for a minute that we needed articles as some sort of related text similar to english, I wouldnt be suprised if my teacher forgot to mention it

can someone explain what we actually need articles for? Are we meant to be referring to them directly or are people just doing it to gather stats or something? I got through the trials with a 93 and have not really read any articles for the whole year.

they know I've actually been working hard and trying so even if I didnt make it they wouldnt care.

I said pretty much that for Source C, for D I argued that it was useful to an extent, but limited by its very general infomation and lack of specific experiences or impacts, yet still useful nonetheless in conjunction with other sources. Meh I dunno, I always find them a bit tricky.

That was pretty encouraging. Managed to churn out literally double the amount of pages in comparison to the trials. 4 for each Source, 15 for Russia, 11 for Trotskydogs, 12 for Namy. :jump:

how soon?

during the trials 10/10. Now, 3/10...cruisin through

they wont deduct marks if you used pen, but they could if its messy or hard to read (or maybe thats just my school?). Using pencil obviously has the advantage of being able to demolition any mistakes instead of scribbling them out.

3 x black pen 1 x red pen 2 x pencil 1 x rubber 1 x ruler 2 x calculator 1 x standard issue 9mm pistol 2 x sandwichs 1 x map of San Diego 2 x AAA batteries 1 x hello kitty notebook 5 x pair of scissors 2 x empty water bottles 1 x airplane schematics That should just about cover it

is that where you use some sort of weird formula, something to do with a 'h'? My teacher said it could potentially be in there but its a low chance, I dont think its been in there for the last few years? So maybe this year is a chance.

Wow if your struggling already all I can say is...you ain't seen NOTHING yet. Everyone has to do it, its not easy but you will live. Talk to your advisor/school councillor or whatever if your struggling but just know this....it will NEVER get easier until its finished, so just accept that fact...

Study for the school certificate?lol...just lol

According to our teacher, news articles on the same topic are only considered as one text. This is so people who have done an entire book or film are not disadvantaged by people who just do articles.

Our class was advised to use at least one related text that was related to the Hughes/Plath debate. For example, I am using Frieda Hughes foreword to Ariel. Otherwise how do you demonstrate conflicting perspectives if you have texts on 3 separate issues. Since each text gives its own...

I did that also. I get to question e, check the clock and its already 10:02. Wrote barely more than a page of absolute shitness for that question.