Yes, you can apply the postmodern frame, but they are not 'postmodern artists' in the sense as we understand postmodern artists to be artists whose work is in the recent 30 years.
I wish you all the best as you embarked on an exciting HSC visual art journey
If you have any questions throughout the year, feel free to ask
I think you are over-worrying yourself, markers are marking under a very strict time limit, and hence they actually don't read through every single word of the answer, more often, they are more like scanning over answers looking for key points, so I don't think you will be penalised heavily at all in failing to mention the form, if you are actually penalised at all. Calm down, but it also depends on the question, if the question was specifically relate to its form, you might at most lost a mark depending on how many marks the question was and how lenient the marker feels in following the marking criteria-because the marking criteria does allow some element of personal discretion. For now, just enjoy this well deserved holidays and you will come to see it will have very little influence, if anything, on your final marks as you know your HSC marks in mid December
It is more of a matter of answering the question rather than writing as much as you can. It is very hard to suggest how much you should write since I don't know the spacing between your writing and your writing font size. For me, I wrote around 10 words per line, and at that sort of density, I tend to write 4-5 lines for 2-3 mark question, it is very hard to give you a definitive response though, but the 25 mark-aim for around the length of an average Advanced English essay.
now the suspense of waiting for the results
How did you go?Thank you, the test went well
I got 43/50 and a ranking of 2/16How did you go?
Sorry-just saw this now-I know-talk about late replies
-Congrats on a wonderful mark and rank-hope you do even better in your trials