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Hire a good tutor who can help you write essays if your teacher is crap, if not make 1-2 drafts a week and submit for marking, receive feedback until it's good to go (atleast 18 to 20/20) and then memorize it, easiest method and adapt it, also make sure you write it out a couple of times before...

In relation to the thread, just tell a higher authority or complain to BoS, this sohuldn't be happening. In relation to algebra:

Depends how the top 7 people perform, if they all get in the 90s, and you make it to the 90s too then yes, if not very un-likely.

Cram then past papers and a bit more cram to top it off the nigh before

err... no. :)

Hugo Boss because I'm a Boss.

You live in china?

I remember that name but from where?

Foundry: High concentration of elements such as aluminum and cast iron, also including bronze, steel, magnesium, copper, tin, and zinc. Golf Course: err Sand? stuff used to maintain the grass? idk tbh not sure with this one - Glass Factory: Silica (SiO2) plus Na2O, CaO, and other ions Hope...

Not that I go to USyd but MIne's 12 hours, 9-3 straight on Tuesday, 9-5 Wednesday, 5 day long weekend :D

This will happen provided you haven't written another answer down, you may get like 1 mark for it if you're lucky tho if you have.

Gillard needs to go tho, srsly

This. It can also end up helping you for something down the track in short/long answers.

I swear there's atleast one of these threads every year about someone's friend not trying and then screwing their HSC. Point is they need to learn to live through this, or they'll be badly beaten up by a lesson that Life will provide, unless they win the lotto but that's a different story.

They mark it to precision.

In all seriousness I've actually heard of 2-3 people who ended up with a * going to shit schools and applying a bit of effort into studying.

You'd be surprised.

Practice makes perfect, do more Multiple Choice and see why you get them wrong, check the logic behind it. If you know your content it's pretty hard to get them wrong unless the question isn't related to the syllabus.

I don't see how it's possible to study with such a vibrant and versatile beauty in your hands.