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2009 HSC English Texts - What are you studying? (1 Viewer)

What level of English do you study?

  • English as a Second Language (ESL)

    Votes: 15 2.6%
  • Standard English

    Votes: 128 21.9%
  • Advanced English

    Votes: 361 61.8%
  • Extension English

    Votes: 166 28.4%

  • Total voters
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carlytse621

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english adv

Area of study:
Romulus, My father

Module A:
Frankestein
Blade Runner

Module B:
Hamlet

ModuleC:
Poetry : Levertov denise
 

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AOS: Peter Skrzynecki- The Immigrant Chronicles
Module A: Pride and Prejudice, Letters to Alice
Module B: Hamlet
Module C (History and Memory): The Queen
 

Aerath

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Most likely (but subject to change):
AoS: Peter Skrzynecki
Module A: Frankenstein/BR
Module B: Not sure
Module C: Julius Caesar
 

lisarh

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Adv Eng

Module A: Pride and Prejudice - Austen
Letters to Alice on first reading Jane Austen - Weldon
Module B: Henrik Ibsen: A Dolls House
Module C: William Shakespeare - Julius Caesar

Ext Eng - Crime Fiction

Rear Window (DVD)
The Real Inspector Hound - Stoppard
The Skull Beneath the Skin - James
 
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JOSH. said:
GUESS WHAT!
I HAVE TICKETS TO THE TWILIGHT PREMIERE!!!111!1one!one11one
So excited. I don't know you, I just saw Edward in your avatar and had to brag about it to someone who's not sick of me saying it.
I have all 3 trailers on my iPod and I watch them daily, hahaha.
I know this is probably the wrong thread...there's bound to be an off-topic Twilight thread, but I'm new here, so...meh. I'll find it soon.
Wow seriously? thats awesome! Whens the premiere? how much was it? you're so lucky!

lol, i only have one trailer on my ipod (the new 3 minute one). I can't wait till the movie comes out.
 

kevda1st

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AOS - Rainbows End
A - Life and Crimes of Harry Lavender
B - Wilfred Owens Poetry
C - Billy Elliot(film)
 

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marcquelle said:
AREA OF STUDY: Belonging
Poetry
Skrzynecki, Peter, Immigrant Chronicle, University of Queensland Press, 2002, ISBN-13:
9780702233876
‘Feliks Skrzynecki’, ‘St Patrick’s College’, ‘Ancestors’, ‘10 Mary Street’, ‘Migrant Hostel’,
‘Postcard’, ‘In the Folk Museum’

MODULE A: Comparative Study of Texts and Context
Elective 2: Texts in Time
Prose Fiction and Film
• Shelley, Mary, Frankenstein, Penguin Red Classics, 2006, ISBN-13: 9780141024448 AND
• Scott, Ridley, Blade Runner (Director’s Cut), Warner Bros, 1982


MODULE B: Critical Study of Texts
DRAMA
Shakespeare - Hamlet

MODULE C: Representation and Text
Smithsonian Institute of American History
That's me. ^^ Shakespeare makes me sad.
 

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Area of Study- Romulus, My Father
Modules: Hamlet, Blade Runner, Frankenstein
 

freaky.styly

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I know we're doing Frankenstein and Bladerunner

i'm so disappointed they chose Hamlet over Julius Caesar, i really wanted that.

i believe we're studying emily dickinson also.

for extension we're doing Romanticism which seems pretty awesome.

belonging seems very easy to pick up, and after looking at this years Paper One for Journeys, i think it will be easy enough for plenty of people to get band 6 this year as well as the next. regardless of the AOS. not as hard as i expected..
 

Mithead

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AoS: The Crucible
A: Austen/Weldon
B: Yeats
C: Julius Caesar

EXT: After the Bomb
Hiroshima
Catch-22
The Spy Who Came in from the Cole.

Quite pleased really. And I agree with shantu1992 that most people will do Romulus, Hamlet, Blade Runner, etc. Certainly most classes in our school are doing it.
 

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We started After the Bomb in extension and it is really interesting. We are looking at how the bomb affected people's psyche and so we discuss existentialism and we had tis really good argument about the cold war. We start Sylvia Plath on Monday, and Catch 22 is hilarious.
Overall it looks like it will be good.
 

gibbo153

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im doing Adv English

AoS = Romulus my father (novel)

Module A: Comparative Text Study = bladerunner (film), Frankenstein(novel)

Module B: Critical Study of Text = Yeats (poetry)

Module C: Representation and Text = Julius Caeser (shakespeare)
 

gibbo153

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really? when we first started it i completely didnt want to do it. but i always like them. i also liked chaucers 'the canterbury tales' which is in middle english (even older than shakespearean) and i just really enjoyed it. and english is my worst subject.
 

Timothy.Siu

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frankenstein bladerunner

umm ext. sci-fi, brave new world 2001 space odyssey and neuromancer
 

liamh16

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Ummmmmm,
Advanced we are doing:
AoS: Romulus, My Father (Film)
And i'm not really sure but i think for Telling the Truth we are doing Poems by Ted Hughes, with Sylvia Plath's poems and stuff as additional material...
For Close Study we are doing Cloud Street
and for Comparitive Study we are doing Becoming Richard, and Richard the 3rd.
Extension is Mosquito Coast, and some other stuff..... i hate extension.
 

liamh16

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Ummmmmm,
Advanced we are doing:
AoS: Romulus, My Father (Film)
And i'm not really sure but i think for Telling the Truth we are doing Poems by Ted Hughes, with Sylvia Plath's poems and stuff as additional material...
For Close Study we are doing Cloud Street
and for Comparitive Study we are doing Becoming Richard, and Richard the 3rd.
Extension is Mosquito Coast, and some other stuff..... i hate extension.
 

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