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Definitely check out the preliminary english resources page in notes & resources. There were quite a few Othello essays. You can have a go at the questions presented first and then look at the responses for additional feedback.

Its good to know all of them. They may ask you a curveball like the first question in last years paper, so at least know 1. Who was involved 2. What were the conditions 3. Did it get fulfilled (like in Hungary they were too poor to carry out the reparations iirc)

With your subjects, I'd recommend getting ahead with preparation for revision and practice. It's sometimes hard since you have assessments and tests and life throwing curveballs, but if you can do that, then you'd be fine. With English in particular, read the texts before it is studied (whether...

Practice Also be familiar with the different senses you can use, and pop culture references are ok for discursive afaik

Well, since the teachers can't be next to students the inference is to be next to parents

The trials are designed to be a test run for your hsc, both in terms of the design as well as the standard. It's easy to feel quite despondent when you "bomb" the exams. I had gone through the same thing when I got back 68% for my English Adv trials (taking place online at the peak of the...

a) it'll be 5!x2!x4!x3! since the teachers have to sit next to each other (hence 4!), the students will be sitting next to each other (hence 5!) and the parents will be separating them in 2! ways. Then there are 3! ways to arrange the 4 'groups'. b) p(student with parent) = (9!x2!)/10! - 9! for...

a) 15 C 6 b) If A is selected and B is not, we take them out of the total so it'll be 13 C 5 I think

I live! I've been a bit (read: quite) inactive here. But now that I've gotten into the routine of uni and all that, I think I'll come in and out of here.

With historical fiction a good way to do it is to have the fiction in the foreground and the history in the background. ie. You let there be a sprinkling of historical facts and details, but don't let it be the forefront or else you'll lose interest since it is meant to be a creative piece. So...

It also kinda depends on what the day involves. My bro who lives on campus just takes a satchel and can duck back to his residence in between classes. On the other hand, since I'm doing a 1hr commute, I'll be using a backpack to fit my computer

If it helps, the State Library is closer to USYD than UNSW

Update: Going to USYD now 🙃

but you need the unikey to create an account. They give you a temporary password but it doesn't work. That's where the trouble is I believe

There's going to be a crap ton of calls to IT support tomorrow

Just want to see who else is going to USYD in 2022. Just drop in what degree you're doing as well :) E.g. I am going to do Bachelor of Education/Bachelor of Advanced Studies (Secondary)

Yeah. Had the same issue and thought I stuffed up. I tried calling their IT support and they're not there.

that took a half braincell