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I meant like my character was reading a book, and I adapted whatever the stimulus was inside his book. But generally any books or movies you know well cause you gotta remember the general structure to make it adaptable.

Ctrl-c and Ctrl-v your favourite movie or whatever and find an adaptable scene. I did a book, and inside the book is whatever the stimulus was. Sometimes I changed the environment to suit the stimulus.

Usually they email you the conditions. But generally its either get a HSC or get above a certain ATAR that they have now lowered for you. For western, I think its the first condition usually.

I always felt a bit iffy to paying for anything edumacation. If they needed money, they could always tutor.

Expect no response from him, the man was last seen Sep 16, 2019.

Hm, if we account for scaling then Biology and Business Studies would be probably the same. So it is a hard decision. Maybe keep Business Studies cause the rest of your subjects are hard.

I mean for most subjects with a new syllabus, they are just essentially renaming some topics under a different name like Physics. Past papers are still relevant, but you should probably supplement your learning with trials to cover some of the newer stuff.

Yes, you should strive to do all sample papers because the new exams are modeled on them. Get familiar with the setup. They won't obviously tell you what module each question is in unlike the old days. Also questions are similar or based on the same difficulties.

Am not who you're look for but yes. Most of the past papers are still useful. I'd recommend finding a textbook in your library that indicates or removes the outdated questions like Strive or Excel.

The Strive textbook science series catagorises them nicely by modules as well as removing questions from the old syllabus. Excel has a glossary of questions by module on back of the front cover as well as replacement questions for the outdated questions. It also indicates which question is from...

When you say platform, I'm going to assume you mean Anki. I was really lazy so I exported notes from this website and made cards out of them. I then reviewed the cards when I was outside, but if I'm at home, I just spammed past papers. Since you're just starting year 12, I'd recommend doing HSC...

Cause its funny xd

if they say use a line of best fit then do a line of best fit, I don't remember coming across questions where we can connect the dots I believe the line is always straight for subjects like physics and maths but I can't comment on the other subjects

I vaguely remember that during Lenin's reign as Premier, he gave Stalin the weak office of General Secretary, who's role was to give out jobs to party members, but he eventually gave jobs to his friends and cronies. Although Lenin had no intentions of appointing Stalin as his successor, by then...

Why do you exist.

If I recall correctly, all subjects except Mathematics does not test Year 11 content.

Agreed, though I think Quizlet is better for cramming.

It be nice if there were HSC Anki decks.

I'm just going to one trick imaginative and cry for the best honestly.

One of my teachers said that the HSC was made at the end of last year. So the questions were predetermined before COVID-19 happened.