2024 HSC Chat (22 Viewers)

[Charlie Lu]

level 5 gyat rizz livvy dune rizzing up baby gronk ice spice what the dog doin skibidi toilet in real life only in ohio at 3am we go jim zyzz creatine alpha sigma cuh dey boad Skibidi Banban in Ohio drinking grimace shake and gyatting like a Gigachad sigma male 1 2 buckle my shoe 3 4 buckle some more we live we love we lie becoming uncanny

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[mvrcuriee]

level 5 gyat rizz livvy dune rizzing up baby gronk ice spice what the dog doin skibidi toilet in real life only in ohio at 3am we go jim zyzz creatine alpha sigma cuh dey boad Kai cenat is in Ohio drinking grimace shakes and gyatting like a Gigachad sigma male 1 2 buckle my shoe 3 4 buckle some more we live we love we lie.

you mirin brah?

 

[DoubleTrj]

how many quotes from the prescribed text are needed in a critical for mod c eng advanced?

I don’t think you necessarily need a quote. In my internal I only used form and style from my prescribed text and still did pretty good in adv.

 

[DoubleTrj]

Do cssa schools put topics that haven’t been covered in school yet in the trials or give that pink booklet or whatever

 

[AsuTeksu]

Do cssa schools put topics that haven’t been covered in school yet in the trials or give that pink booklet or whatever

The CSSA is a standardised Trial Paper so it will cover any and all modules, including the ones that your school may not have covered. It would be problematic if they tailored it to every single school.

If there is content within the CSSA Paper that you haven't covered yet at school, your teachers will replace those questions with something else (a question relating to content that you have covered). However, your teachers should have given you a Trial Notification to formally inform you of what will be included, otherwise, they could easily backflip and state that it was told that all modules would be included.

From memory, I only got that pink slip (or I think it was yellow) when a question was picked up for having a mistake, not because it wasn't covered by my school.

 

[thelittlepotatofrog]

do u guys recommend going to libraries like state library to study?

 

[thelittlepotatofrog]

The CSSA is a standardised Trial Paper so it will cover any and all modules, including the ones that your school may not have covered. It would be problematic if they tailored it to every single school.

If there is content within the CSSA Paper that you haven't covered yet at school, your teachers will replace those questions with something else (a question relating to content that you have covered). However, your teachers should have given you a Trial Notification to formally inform you of what will be included, otherwise, they could easily backflip and state that it was told that all modules would be included.

From memory, I only got that pink slip (or I think it was yellow) when a question was picked up for having a mistake, not because it wasn't covered by my school.

have u done the trials already?

 

[funny123]

thelittlepotatofrog for T.S. Eliot, in particular prufrock what would you say the overall "meaning" is. 1 of my teachers said that it's about alienation/isolation in the modern world and an individual's search for meaning. But the other 1 said it's about prufrock's immasculation, procrastination and search for love. So I'm confused.

 

[DoubleTrj]

Does anyone know any sites where I can find some quality 'Great Expectations' essays?

 

[funny123]

Does anyone know any sites where I can find some quality 'Great Expectations' essays?

I just looked up HSC great expectations essays and I found a few. So studocu is good.
https://www.studocu.com/en-au/docum...c-module-b-great-expectations-edited/43154521

Great Expectations essay - Most memorable works of literature offer compelling discourses by - Studocu

Share free summaries, lecture notes, exam prep and more!!

www.studocu.com

Practice essay of 2019's 'Great Expectations' HSC question.

Submitted for feedback and given a 20/20 after trials. Focuses heavily on the role and subsequent disenfranchisement of women/adopted mothers in Dickens' novel.

boredofstudies.org

 

[DoubleTrj]

I just looked up HSC great expectations essays and I found a few. So studocu is good.

Yeah, grouse. Cheers legend.

 

[thelittlepotatofrog]

thelittlepotatofrog for T.S. Eliot, in particular prufrock what would you say the overall "meaning" is. 1 of my teachers said that it's about alienation/isolation in the modern world and an individual's search for meaning. But the other 1 said it's about prufrock's immasculation, procrastination and search for love. So I'm confused.

its more the first one, the internal/external and alienation and isolation in modern world

I think if you check my ts eliot help document it should be there somewhere

"Eliot’s innovative style examines the existential crisis of the modern man who struggles to find connection in a world saturated with materialism and superficiality. Eliot offers a stark criticism of the alienation brought about by the rapid rise of industrialization and urbanisation. eliot focuses on Prufrock’s isolation, looking to challenge the promise of modernity as a progression forward for humankind."

 

[AsuTeksu]

have u done the trials already?

Only for Mathematics Advanced since I accelerated

 

[thelittlepotatofrog]

Only for Mathematics Advanced since I accelerated

ohhh!

 

[DoubleTrj]

Only for Mathematics Advanced since I accelerated

fricken geek. Try doing some maths standard 2, that's the real shi

 

[thelittlepotatofrog]

fricken geek. Try doing some maths standard 2, that's the real shi

maths standard 2 is literally the best I love it so much

 

[katiekms]

maths standard 2 is literally the best I love it so much

literally

 

[Average Boreduser]

fricken geek. Try doing some maths standard 2, that's the real shi

Std 2 is where its at

 

[sainzsgf]

do u guys recommend going to libraries like state library to study?

i love going to libraries, sometimes during exam period your room gets a bit suffocating, sometimes all the motivation we need is just a change of scenery

 

[thelittlepotatofrog]

anyone have any ancient history trial papers? i cant seem to find any