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only reason we did that shit last year was cause no one payed attention in mod c, my English teacher told us that the average mark in the mod c section for hsc was 13/20

nah they made morning classes just for english cause we did so shit last year

unless you have bonus points, no

Same in NSW

Thank you so much!!!

"She hated the party… but she made no general criticism of it", I wrote paradoxical language but that seems like a pretty trash technique are there any other techniques that are considered stronger (I want to show inconsistencies in human behaviour)

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you do realise this thread is like 8 years old

Are truncated sentences a strong technique to use for analysis when doing an analytical speech

What are some strong techniques I should look out for when completing a reading task

Usually when they give questions like that they are only asking for the amount of solutions

Would it be possible to get into JMP with a 98.5ish ATAR and a UCAT score in the 95th percentile

That question seems pretty aids, but i guess it is asking what happens when individual and collective experiences conflict for each other. E.g. In the two minutes hate Winston is against the party's ideals and somewhat identifies with Goldstein, however when the Two Minutes hate starts "he...

I got one week for all my exams for all my subjects, other than chem which in the week after:(

Newtons laws, force diagrams, impulse, there are a bunch of formulas you need to know, but the main thing is you need to learn how to apply your skills from mod 1 into problems involving forces, e.g. vector resolution of forces and stuff like that

What are some limitations of the Extradition Act (1998)

Yeh, if you already have a strong conceptual understanding of the topic as a whole its pretty easy to memorise the specifics

If the man stands on the translator and is moving at the velocity "x" relative to the translator (so if your were also on the translator it would look like he was moving at "x" velocity), now if the translator is moving at the velocity "y" relative to the earth (your standing on the earth, it...

Like the vector problems?

damm i remember thinking in year 9, "Eh, more than 1000 days until my hsc"