French HSC Exams - Predictions/Thoughts (1 Viewer)

[jimmysmith560]

For the exams on 17 November, 18 November and 19 November.

Good luck with the exams Class of 2021, on behalf of us all on BoS!

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French HSC Exam tips (Beginners, Continuers, Extension)

Salut à tous ! Here are some tips to help anyone taking French for the HSC :D French Beginners & French Continuers: 2023 French Beginners Exam date: Friday 13 October 2023 French Continuers Exam date: Friday 13 October Listening tips: Make sure you are familiar with all the expressions...

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[DarkOperator618]

For the exams on 17 November, 18 November and 19 November.

Good luck with the exams Class of 2021, on behalf of us all on BoS!

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[Disssi]

I had such shitty supervisors. There was 4 of them and they kept coming and going, and the door makes a really loud sound everytime someone opens and closes it so I got distracted 30 times.

We also started 5mins earlier, but the supervisor didn’t change the finishing time on the board so half way through I completely forgot that we will end 5mins earlier and so as I was writing profusely she said “pens down” and that r e a l l y caught me off guard smh.

Reading section was really good, though on the second question when they said to explain the similarities and differences between the shared housing for seniors and students, i didn’t know what to write for the differences.

I found listening difficult.

Writing was very good and I finished it earlier than I expected.

Thats all I got : D

 

[jimmysmith560]

I had such shitty supervisors. There was 4 of them and they kept coming and going, and the door makes a really loud sound everytime someone opens and closes it so I got distracted 30 times.

We also started 5mins earlier, but the supervisor didn’t change the finishing time on the board so half way through I completely forgot that we will end 5mins earlier and so as I was writing profusely she said “pens down” and that r e a l l y caught me off guard smh.

Reading section was really good, though on the second question when they said to explain the similarities and differences between the shared housing for seniors and students, i didn’t know what to write for the differences.

I found listening difficult.

Writing was very good and I finished it earlier than I expected.

Thats all I got : D

Oh wow this is really different than being the only student in the school who takes the subject. Back when I did my HSC, I sat the French Continuers and French Extension HSC exams in a small room with only one supervisor. Both supervisors for both exams were rather chill.

I will definitely look into the question you mentioned once NESA uploads the exam paper and provide some information accordingly.

Félicitations d'avoir fini ton examen ! Et bonne chance pour ceux qui te restent !

 

[Reina213]

I had such shitty supervisors. There was 4 of them and they kept coming and going, and the door makes a really loud sound everytime someone opens and closes it so I got distracted 30 times.

We also started 5mins earlier, but the supervisor didn’t change the finishing time on the board so half way through I completely forgot that we will end 5mins earlier and so as I was writing profusely she said “pens down” and that r e a l l y caught me off guard smh.

Reading section was really good, though on the second question when they said to explain the similarities and differences between the shared housing for seniors and students, i didn’t know what to write for the differences.

I found listening difficult.

Writing was very good and I finished it earlier than I expected.

Thats all I got : D

I feel like I was in the same classroom as you. We started 5 minutes earlier and the teacher did not change the time on the board. We also had different supervisors coming in and out.

 

[Disssi]

I feel like I was in the same classroom as you. We started 5 minutes earlier and the teacher did not change the time on the board. We also had different supervisors coming in and out.

Oh?? Did you have a small class

 

[jimmysmith560]

@B1andB2 comment ça s'est passé ?

 

[jimmysmith560]

Reading section was really good, though on the second question when they said to explain the similarities and differences between the shared housing for seniors and students, i didn’t know what to write for the differences.

French Beginners - Section II - Question 12 - part (a):

"Compare share housing for seniors with share housing for students."
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Share housing for children has many similar characteristics to share housing for students. For instance, each person occupies their own room, but the kitchen, the living room and the bathroom are shared.

There is, however, an important difference. Between students, the housework (taking the trash out, cleaning the shared spaces) is shared. However, regarding seniors, a housekeeper is often employed in order to take care of servicing/maintenance.

I hope this helps!

 

[Disssi]

French Beginners - Section II - Question 12 - part (a):

"Compare share housing for seniors with share housing for students."
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Share housing for children has many similar characteristics to share housing for students. For instance, each person occupies their own room, but the kitchen, the living room and the bathroom are shared.

There is, however, an important difference. Between students, the housework (taking the trash out, cleaning the shared spaces) is shared. However, regarding seniors, a housekeeper is often employed in order to take care of servicing/maintenance.

I hope this helps!

Ahhh thank you, I didnt understand the word “housework” lol