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Re: Which subject is more "prestigious" - English Extension 2 or Mathematics Extensio Wow? I always thought that only 3U was assumed, and 4U was recommended. lol

Re: Which subject is more "prestigious" - English Extension 2 or Mathematics Extensio I don't think any course lists MX2 as assumed knowledge. I could be wrong, however.

Re: Which subject is more "prestigious" - English Extension 2 or Mathematics Extensio To be fair, 4U maths is quite difficult and often, to do well, you have to work tirelessly hard. I would say that 4U maths is more prestigious, though. But 4U english is a lot of work too.

I don't think that any ordinary person could just pull together an extension two English major work. With all due respect to all those who believe this, I know of people who pour their heart and soul into crafting their short stories, critical responses, poetry or whatever. It is definitely not...

I don't think you had to.

I've "finished" my story, but haven't started my reflection statement. :read::read::burn:

I don't think so. The question just asked us to evaluate two texts...

That's excellent. =) My story: I wrote about a boy who wanted to go to Eastern Europe for a holiday post-HSC. He decides to drag his friend, but the friend was actually part of the Srebrenica Massacre in 1995. So I kept using flashbacks of the friend's experiences as his father was shot, and...

LOL, I just googled "quaking cheat". Nah, but seriously, section one is just one of those things where if you make sense, load it up with techniques or whatever, then yay all is swell. (At least, I hope.)

"Obsolete" doesn't mean different language. Usually, "obsolete" language means language that's no longer in use, like "archaic" "quaking cheat", etc.

NO, you're correct. The language the lady wrote was "obsolete" i.e. she was using language the persona couldn't comprehend. It didn't mean she was speaking like, Arabic or something - she was still speaking English. The Heritage House, to me, was about journeying and forgetting your...

Section one: LOL. What on earth? Heritage home? Section two: Story I wrote yesterday fit in really well with the "journeys through time" theme. Section three: Open question. Yippee.

Keep getting your work refined, etc. You'll be sweet! Don't worry!

Yup. It was just like minesweeper.

Re: How did you find 2008 UMAT TEST TODAY? Gollies. Section one and two were hard. Section three was alright. :help:

Did face2face mock trial paper and bombed out: Section one: 25/44 Section two: 26/36 Section three: 11/30 Total: 62/110 LOL Did the practice paper from ACER later, the red booklet. (After doing quite a bit of practice...) Section one: 27/44 (headbang :help:) Section two: 33/36 (yay) Section...

Reflection is separate from the major work. I'm pretty sure, but double check anyway.

You still haven't handed in history extension? *speechless*... lol but it should be okay. We're talking about EE2 here. How's that going for you?

Everyone, please start finishing up your compositions before your trials. I don't want anyone to crumble...

Actually, your essays should treat your related texts with the same depth and focus as your set ones.