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2019 - essay q on cambodia and laos - hsc was effects on civilians and cssa was communist victory - the other question was entirely different 2020 - both questions were entirely different 2021 - both questions were entirely different 2022 - question on us involvement - cssa was changing nature...

modern history my beloved :kiss: seriously considering going against the plan i've had for years and studying history at uni

ive got the power and authority section, im gonna ask my teacher for it tmrw! lmk if you want me to send u the section

yes, just looking over the 19, 20, 22 cssa and hsc papers (2021 was nearly completely different) at least one of the essay question tests on the same dot point as in the trial papers. the short answers are a bit all over the place, but there's at least two dot points that are similar across...

you're the best thank you sm

would you please be able to send me these trial papers if you are able to?

oh that's my mistake haha, i thought they asked about it on the hsc last year but i was obv wrong

ooo that's a good point! i hadn't thought about that

yeah they asked about impact of nazism on daily life for the long answer in the cssa trials, so i think it's possible

yeah that's a fair point! what do you think they will ask?

tbh i haven't looked at all of the past hsc questions yet. nesa could ask anything, esp if it wasn't done well the last time it was asked

im going to read my textbook but that's about it! spent all of today in my bed watching modern family

i think: 1. survey question will be like the usual, something about the features of dictatorships or the early days of the league of nations ect. could also be a curveball and specify certain countries but they did that last yr so idk how probable that is 2. account for perspective - life under...

my teacher recommended four pages at the minimum

my exam hall is right next to a locker room and a staircase and for the entire recess break, some teacher was shushing the kids walking past and it was sooo loud. i would honestly prefer hearing the kids talk the shushing was even more annoying

i asked for an extra writing booklet and they gave it to the girl behind me instead

the year 12 chem course just builds on the y11 knowledge, the moles and problem solving skills are important to know. i think its important to know the mod 3 and 4 stuff before you start year 12. in bio, the year 11 stuff is assumed knowledge, you aren't really directly tested on it. the key...

yes a comeback is possible as long as you're willing to put in the work and be consistent to improve. make sure to talk to your teachers to get any extra feedback and resources, they are there to help you!

i got so lucky! i didn't do any quotes from my texts and forgot to revise techniques haha i was just gonna make something up

i did CSSA too! i spent so long learning reflection structure only to not even need it lmfao