allGenreGamer
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In the HSC exams, is it true that the question may force you to write about a specific text (e.g. Have to use "Wind in the Willows"? If so, it's extremely difficult...
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ummm do u mean like if ur studying poetry and they make u focus on one poem or something? or like frontline with specific episodes?
i dont think they have ever said a specific episode.. but sometimes they say u have to relate something to a specific number of episodes or something
im not sure if i answered ur question..
[edit] by saying wind in the willows in guessing ur talking about the stimulus booklet for journeys? the question that they give for journeys will be very broad because it has to be able to fit into all the rubrics for the different journeys (unless they ask 3 different questions.. but i dunno)
i doubt they will ask for a specific text.. because some are really hard to relate to ur own text (as in most of them have their own distinct journey) but our teacher just told us for aos know our text.. 2 related materials and 1 stimulus book text
i dont think they have ever said a specific episode.. but sometimes they say u have to relate something to a specific number of episodes or something
im not sure if i answered ur question..
[edit] by saying wind in the willows in guessing ur talking about the stimulus booklet for journeys? the question that they give for journeys will be very broad because it has to be able to fit into all the rubrics for the different journeys (unless they ask 3 different questions.. but i dunno)
i doubt they will ask for a specific text.. because some are really hard to relate to ur own text (as in most of them have their own distinct journey) but our teacher just told us for aos know our text.. 2 related materials and 1 stimulus book text
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