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Oh, I was reading the table from left to right not up and down lol. Thanks for the help!

just a simple multiple choice question.. can anyone explain why I got this wrong? https://imgur.com/cUlSWdu

In the HSC, if they ask for a second related text, are we allowed to use the texts in the short answers as a last resort?

When quoting texts, is it necessary to include a forward slash to signify when the author uses enjambment in a poem or play? ie "virtue be as wax/And melt in her own flame"

We're supposed to avoid retell wherever we can in an essay, so how would you go about stating your own interpretation of a text if this is not allowed- does backing it up with analysis sort of negate the retell?

thanks for the advice, you've opened my mind a bit :) but I have a test that involves mechanics before trials, so I guess I'm going to have to work hard to catch up through the coming weeks. my teacher doesn't really teach but sort of flips through examples on a powerpoint line by line and...

my 4u teacher is terrible at teaching... would it be possible to get a decent mark in the hsc if i completely flop all questions relating to mechanics? I'm okay with all the other topics, it's just that I can't seem to understand most mechanics problems.

I have an assignment where there is a question which specifically states to ANALYSE the technical and environmental difficulties in membrane cells.. I've looked up the definitions of these words from the nesa glossary but I'm still confused as to what the difference is between them. - both...

Which equation is more correct?

so it would be unnecessary to state the quote and then go on to analyse it in depth by repeating sections of it? ie Gatsby especially embodies this ignorance towards the passing of time as he “walk[s] up and down a desolate path of fruit rinds and discarded favours and crush flowers”. This...

so I know that a quote needs to be effectively chosen such that what I'm trying to say is seen through the quote and quotes aren't necessarily a standard length but I'm having trouble cutting down... ie in 'the Great Gatsby' Fitzgerald likes to have long flowing sentences with lots of...

ohhh thank you so much!!

Could someone explain this? I had a look at the answers and don't entirely understand it.. especially part 2. from 11 f) A darts player calculates that when she aims for the bullseye the probability of 3/5 her hitting the bullseye is with each throw. (i) Find the probability that she hits...

Thank you, this definitely helps a bit

Gosh I'm bad at identifying language techniques... I'm looking for techniques in "a most dauntless, voiceless fortitude". I've been looking around and the closest I can find is superlative but I'm not really sure that fits the bill.

don't mean to be grim but wouldn't ranking also affect your atar?

for repetition, does the repeated word need to be exactly the same or can it be a 'stem' of the original word. ie change.. and changing etc or would it be a different technique altogether?

Just wondering, is there an actual technique when a composer uses simplistic expression instead of flowery language?

A satellite circles the earth in an orbit of radius 6,600 km every 90 minutes. The satellite’s average speed is: A 12.5 km s-1 B 7.7 km s-1 C 3.9 km s-1 D 10.9 km s-1 I used...