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Oh, thanks heavens. I thought i read the questions wrong :rofl:
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Hamlet was a bitch. The question was good but the quotes are too hard to remember.
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Same with Nonfiction - George Orwell's essays.
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I loved the question for conflicting perspectives ^^
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frankenstein + bladerunner was pretty good
hamlet was good but i didn't write a lot...only discussed like 3 relationships (hamlet + gertrude, hamlet + claudius, hamlet + ghost)
and the fiftieth gate was great, very broad
overall the english papers have been surprisingly pleasant
hamlet was good but i didn't write a lot...only discussed like 3 relationships (hamlet + gertrude, hamlet + claudius, hamlet + ghost)
and the fiftieth gate was great, very broad
overall the english papers have been surprisingly pleasant
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agreefrankenstein + bladerunner was pretty good
overall the english papers have been surprisingly pleasant
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I found English paper 2 to be pretty decent
annabackwards
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No, you shouldn't lose any marks unless it specifically asked for a personal reflection.
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Don't think it should really matter that much.
Plus, what's done is done. Focus on your upcoming exams.
Good Luck!
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Yeah exactly - you just reworded the question. And ooo you do the same subjects as me minus modern ^^
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Section One was okay. Like many of you, I buggered up the irony part. But other than that I was pleased. Then again, Section One is marked quite strictly and I always seem to misinterpret things and have problems with expression.
Section Two was very fair. But I choose a stimulus which didn't work that well with my narrative (another stimulus worked better, oh the beauty of hindsight).
Section Three was a very fair question, but I think I waffled around it too much. All in all, reasonable not great.
Page Count: 4/5/5 I think.
I seriously underperformed. 10/15's here I come.
Section Two was very fair. But I choose a stimulus which didn't work that well with my narrative (another stimulus worked better, oh the beauty of hindsight).
Section Three was a very fair question, but I think I waffled around it too much. All in all, reasonable not great.
Page Count: 4/5/5 I think.
I seriously underperformed. 10/15's here I come.
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Haha, as do MANY others aiming for 99+...
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annabackwards
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So true :rofl:
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Um, I'm confused about internal & external marks and was hoping someone could enlighten me. I know that the English trial counts for 25% of my internal school mark, but does it count towards our external mark? Or is that just the final exam?
Argh.
Argh.
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Your trials will only count towards your internal mark - your external mark is solely based on the final HSC exam for each subject
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The one's who write " My personal response is..." "I felt sad at ..." Are usually the responses that sway into the sentimental and informal range of the spectrum. The use of "one's response .." and "the composer elicits the responders perspective into..." appear more formal and shows you can integrate your own unique response into a critical essay, rather then just a personal anecdote.
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Those who were sick on the day don't travel back in time to resit it...