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There's no specified technique, however, it would come under the sentence's syntax: if it's long, short, compound, etc.

High 80s to mid 90s.

I used to write in a really sloppy form of cursive that made my writing completely illegible, however, a few weeks ago I decided to correct my writing. I now write in slanted print or normal print. The below images show my writing before I decided to correct it and after. I'm still working on...

My handwriting was really terrible - illegible, to be honest. However, you can correct it easily. You just need to start over again and practise writing slowly and neatly. It's painful at the start, but after a while you sort of get the gist of it and can write fairly quickly. Neat handwriting...

If your topic sentences and theses match the question then yeah, but try not to focus on memorising if you can and rather learn the skills of how to come up with strong topic sentences and theses during the exam. It just saves brain space for quote memorising. The only way to do this is through...

I'm not sure about other schools' trial papers but there's this link that has heaps of HSC past exams: https://www.pascalpress.com.au/content/freeresources/downloads/secondary/9781741256963_Success_One_HSC_Mathematics_Standard_2_Online_resource_2019.pdf Here's the link to the website with all...