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Oh, okay. That's cleared things up a lot. Cheers. :)

Sorry and thank you. In the monitoring and management dot-point we have to describe the role of a chemist and the chemical principle on which his/her work is based. I am doing Adam, a PhD student at the University of New South Wales who works in the field of drug testing in sport. I said the...

There's no set techniques that you are looking out for. For speeches there tends to be rhetorical questions, repetition etc. But there might not be. If you need help identifying techniques post up an extract from the text(s). Also look at what type of narration is used (first person...

Exam technique, spending more time on assignments and of course, study.

Fair enough.

Composer's context, context of responders during time the text was created and other contexts (e.g. yours) and elements of text that make it valuable would be language (techniques), content (plot and themes) and construction (how it is put together i.e. specific structural devices). Maybe the...

"Few critics have even admitted that Hamlet the play is the primary problem and Hamlet the character only secondary..." Hamlet and His Problems. Eliot, T. S. 1920. The Sacred Wood

No way, keep writing and you'll make it. :) Never give up. Honestly, the only thing in the way is your lack of confidence in your own ability.

Thank you all so very much. You guys are so intelligent.

log48 = (log 8) / (log 4) = (log 23) / (log 22) = [3 (log 2)] / [2 (log 2)] = 3/2

1000 in 40 minutes is my aim (so 25 words per minute). I achieved it in the half yearly (but that was a pre-prepared essay).

I still play most days. It fills up time well.

Try in all your subjects.

This is taken from the textbook Living Religion Third Edition for those who want to know. It's a good summary but it is quite one sided. Christians have also done some things which definitely not environmentally friendly.

Paper 1 - AOS (belonging) Section 1: Comprehension short answers on unseen texts Section 2: Imaginative/creative writing (usually based on stimulus) Section 3: Analytical/essay type writing Paper 2 - Modules Module A: Comparative Module B: Critical Module C: Representation Be prepared for...

The domain of inverse cosine is -1 < x < 1. When you sub in x = -1, y = -pi When you sub in x = 0 or 1, y = 0 But when you sub in say x = 1/2, y = pi/6 So it's confusing.

Opposing views on a certain topic. E.g. Abortion: the conflicting perspectives are the arguments for and against the practice i.e. Abortion is morally acceptable V abortion is immoral.

Indeed. This blurs the line between human and replicant.

Think social commentary. Is it morally acceptable to discriminate based on race? Who is to blame for the tragedy? Etc.

SPECS and SLIMS it. Subject: What the poem is about? Purpose: Why the poem was written? Emotions: The feelings expressed by the composer and responder. Craftsmanship i.e. techniques: Sounds - rhyme, syntax, word choice/syllables - read the poem aloud if you're stuck. Language - second...