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How many pages did you write? [Merged] (1 Viewer)
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dion7789
Dodgy Pen Dealer
Re: How many pages did you write? (merged(
This was the best english paper that we could have got i wrote the most i ever have...
Chaucer/A Simple Plan-11
King lear-12
1984-14
This was the best english paper that we could have got i wrote the most i ever have...
Chaucer/A Simple Plan-11
King lear-12
1984-14
RingerINC
BBoy OG Loc Gangsta
Re: How many pages did you write? (merged(
ummm i keep forgetting to count exactly, but it went a little something like this:
A: 10-11 pages
B: 9-10 pages
C: 13-14 pages
ummm i keep forgetting to count exactly, but it went a little something like this:
A: 10-11 pages
B: 9-10 pages
C: 13-14 pages
Re: How many pages did you write? (merged(
If you're really lucky, they'll sit down for up to hours trying to decipher your hieroglyphic-like handwriting. If otherwise, they just don't bother marking your paper and you get zero for that section.margaux said:
mod A: 9
mod B: 8
mod C: 8
i consider this quite good as i have small writing. i was impressed, however my hand was killing me by the end. ne1 else in pain? was bit sore after friday as well. guess we'll get used 2 it over the next couple of weeks tho...
mod B: 8
mod C: 8
i consider this quite good as i have small writing. i was impressed, however my hand was killing me by the end. ne1 else in pain? was bit sore after friday as well. guess we'll get used 2 it over the next couple of weeks tho...
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Mr. Sabuncuoglu
Foo Fighter
Re: How many pages did you write?
LOLZ... well i went into all exams thinking, "ok this is gonna b my last time ever doing my FAVOURITE COURSE lolz... and so i thought of how English contributes alot to the UAI and that jus motivated, the fact that we only have 2 hrs left of english.. and it wasnt a memorised essay or anything.. i dunt roll like that... and even if i had a generic one i would fuckd up cuz in my modules and texts they specified... sorry i dunt know when to end the quotation marks"
i jus cant wait till Eco and Legal... my favourite subjex.. oh and im half way!!!
3 more exams to go... Pd eco and legal...
goodluck all
Harry Flashman said:
LOLZ... well i went into all exams thinking, "ok this is gonna b my last time ever doing my FAVOURITE COURSE lolz... and so i thought of how English contributes alot to the UAI and that jus motivated, the fact that we only have 2 hrs left of english.. and it wasnt a memorised essay or anything.. i dunt roll like that... and even if i had a generic one i would fuckd up cuz in my modules and texts they specified... sorry i dunt know when to end the quotation marks"
i jus cant wait till Eco and Legal... my favourite subjex.. oh and im half way!!!
3 more exams to go... Pd eco and legal...goodluck all
joesmith1975
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Thats so shitP_Dilemma said:
I worte as a booklet is 9 or 10 i think
Section 1 - bnw/br 8pages
Section 2 - hardwood 6
Section 3 - frontline 18 or 19 pages
poopoohead
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A: 11
B: 7
C: 11
B: 7
C: 11
RainbowBrite
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Re: How many pages did you write?
Module A: 7 pages
Module B: 6 pages
Module C: 7 pages
Module A: 7 pages
Module B: 6 pages
Module C: 7 pages
TimtheEnchanter
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This is a bit off tiopic, but please hear me out and plz reply
I don't see why we're sposed to analyse texts from the feminist, marxist etc perspective (not that it matters now). This has been an issue of debate in politics since someone accused the cirriculum of being Left-wing. If this doesn't make people realise that when you talk to someone you don't weed out every little piece of verbal meaning imaginable along with their posture and the rest of the misen'scene then nothing will.
I always suspected the English course was a crock, just a way to make the gov't look like it's upping the average IQ of the common man (or woman) or making typical conversations more interesting, but I have yet to discover a profession besides professional critic that requires the level of mutilation of texts that we have just learnt.
It's not just me who thinks that studying texts in all these ways that authors never intended destroyed the experience of reading/viewing the text, is it?
When I told my Enlgish teacher that I didn't have to finish the HCS to get where I wanted to go, she simply asked me: "then why are you here?". This is when it finally clicked that not only is the point of school void of learning for the sake of learning, but it's new point is to present students as a marketable product of the business that are schools. What happened to mankind's thirst for knowledge?
At my school we are always compared to a famous student in the length of our responses, and this English-loving girl could write a lined A4 page in 2 minutes, and it takes most of us 10. She got the highest UAI my school's history, a 99.8, and has been the benchmark to which our teachers compare us ever since.
I ask you, is this helpful? She was obviously one in a million, but is tragically only remembered because she was good at schoolwork.
For those of you doing Modern History and Weimar Germany, this stuff is gold! It tells us how things ended up the way they did, why they did, who stuffed up where and also gives a good idea of how Iraq will wrap up. Facts, people! Board-approved facts!
I know I won't be the only one feeling a bit put out if i never have to use my hard-learnt English skills again after all this hoo-ha.
I don't see why we're sposed to analyse texts from the feminist, marxist etc perspective (not that it matters now). This has been an issue of debate in politics since someone accused the cirriculum of being Left-wing. If this doesn't make people realise that when you talk to someone you don't weed out every little piece of verbal meaning imaginable along with their posture and the rest of the misen'scene then nothing will.
I always suspected the English course was a crock, just a way to make the gov't look like it's upping the average IQ of the common man (or woman) or making typical conversations more interesting, but I have yet to discover a profession besides professional critic that requires the level of mutilation of texts that we have just learnt.
It's not just me who thinks that studying texts in all these ways that authors never intended destroyed the experience of reading/viewing the text, is it?
When I told my Enlgish teacher that I didn't have to finish the HCS to get where I wanted to go, she simply asked me: "then why are you here?". This is when it finally clicked that not only is the point of school void of learning for the sake of learning, but it's new point is to present students as a marketable product of the business that are schools. What happened to mankind's thirst for knowledge?
At my school we are always compared to a famous student in the length of our responses, and this English-loving girl could write a lined A4 page in 2 minutes, and it takes most of us 10. She got the highest UAI my school's history, a 99.8, and has been the benchmark to which our teachers compare us ever since.
I ask you, is this helpful? She was obviously one in a million, but is tragically only remembered because she was good at schoolwork.
For those of you doing Modern History and Weimar Germany, this stuff is gold! It tells us how things ended up the way they did, why they did, who stuffed up where and also gives a good idea of how Iraq will wrap up. Facts, people! Board-approved facts!
I know I won't be the only one feeling a bit put out if i never have to use my hard-learnt English skills again after all this hoo-ha.
purplepixie
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Quality over quantity people...
*nods*
*nods*
Jessica_00
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Re: How many pages did you write?
A (BR/BNW): 9
B (Speeches): 12
C (Ant.&Cleo.): 12
= 33
A (BR/BNW): 9
B (Speeches): 12
C (Ant.&Cleo.): 12
= 33