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For any essay you are required to write 1000 words in the HSC but as @ahri said writing should be clear and no waffling :)

https://educationstandards.nsw.edu.au/wps/wcm/connect/a8fb9d23-a455-4759-b1d9-806e8a5f7fed/2019-hsc-pdhpe.pdf?MOD=AJPERES&CACHEID=ROOTWORKSPACE-a8fb9d23-a455-4759-b1d9-806e8a5f7fed-mUftomE...

Both are writing subjects. :)

PDHPE is a writing based subject - I do not do it but If you look at past papers and syllabus you will see what I am talking about Modern History - I do this subject - not a bludge - heavy writing subject - I hate it Both PDHPE and Modern are writing subjects

Every school is different I guess :)

Well my school is doing trials closer to the HSC period which is stupid but good :)

This week that is so early :oops:

Stressing hard ngl :( but we will all get through it dw :)

Saracha - siracha sauce. IDK lol. I put my name and a smily face - pretty basic :)

Hey, isn't your name the name of the girl in degrassi :)

I think: The second one is cumulative listing The third one is repetition of 's' and anaphora sin

I am not sure but I think the quote means the individual's fear of expressing she/he's views and speaking out their own voice due to family issues. However, whenever they are in public they are more comfortable and open. - juxtaposition - fear and confidence

I have not studied this but here are some of my ideas: Metaphor- because you can't have a protest in your bones😂 long sentence pronoun - 'they' pronoun - 'you' as said above juxtaposition - fear and confidence

Do not repeat because it s just a waste of time. Do not stress about year 11 results they don't go towards anything. Year 12 syllabus is completely different from the year 11 syllabus - new content - so scrap stressing - fresh beginnings :)

The best method is to remember examples that you can integrate to suit the question. :) Also, look at past papers to get ideas - usually they are about growth from what I have seen :)

TBH I don't do Science but from my year 10 science knowledge a hypothesis is an estimate so yes beucase you don't actually know but you believe. This way you can clearly state the final result in your conlcusion. :)

Hypothesis: https://www.sciencebuddies.org/blog/a-strong-hypothesis Conclusion: https://www.sciencebuddies.org/science-fair-projects/science-fair/sample-conclusions#:~:text=Conclusions,are%20not%20running%20in%20something.

My teacher told us 3 techniques per paragraph max otherwise it is not going to be concise and it will just confuse the reader because there is too much information. Also, you only have 40 minutes in an exam so you have to use your time wisely and stick to answering the question :)

Narratives foster deeper connections and understandings within individuals allowing them to develop a sense of empathy. It also invites the reader to gain deeper understandings of themselves and lives of others around them allowing them to be more aware and appreciative.

8 techniques per paragraph what is your teacher on isn't that way too much 😂