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there defs has to be lol

hmmm feel like Rhapsody, since many people will ignore that one and NESA hasn't really forced this since the new syllabus. But I can't say for sure!

personally, I wouldn't say I completely memorised my essay, but I have generic structure for an essay which I repeatedly practice. In essence, I remember the key ideas, but adapt to the question whilst writing my essay. I do this multiple times until I am proficient with my structure.

prolly lol. Tbf mechanics and proofs are likely. Complex idk, but if I remember the q16 of the 2020 HSC had some intergration qs as well

yh fair. The question by itself is very much answerable, rather the condition of the whole prescribed text might be incorrectly worded!

if they give you an extract, you are going to have to discuss it anyways.... it's also likely they will enforce us to discuss the poem in the extract than not....

damn thats sure to screw everyone. Guys get ready for an imaginative on groot!

tbf there is no point reading everything in my opinion, when I found what I need to discuss I just move on and come back when there is time to spare!

oh ok thanks !

How much is permissible to write over the given spacing? Like can we write beyond the point it says "End of question 32.. etc". I know we cannot write beyond the borders, but what other limits are there?

I personally did not do the test, but arrived at the answer after substituting x = 2cos(theta), then finding the roots using the cos(3theta) expression. After which I used the manipulation of the sum of roots and double roots. Correct me if I am wrong!

Yh honestly best plan for MOD C. In the case that our imaginative, discursive or persuasive draft does not match the stimulus at all, do you guys think its worth coming up with ideas on the spot rather than trying to adapt ?

yh this is tru. Persuasive is literally a discursive except you have to be high modal and support one view, instead of a balanced discussion!

precisely, what I intended to apply the quote for. Thanks, I guess stating it as a 'historical allusion' does well with the contextual link as well!

tbf I haven't practiced adapting my persuasive... since I more comfortable with my imaginative or discursive lol!

May I know the ans the Question 32 in the Chem paper if possible? Thanks!

"Ruggedly handsome" --> an oxymoron right?

same lmao I zone out in that part!

lmao try to enjoy it It wasn't that bad when I first read it!

Tru - its only the stylistics features that we borrow to make our writing more "informed" as put through English criteria jargon