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The 2004 HSC - (Advanced) English Paper 2 (1 Viewer)
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Xayma
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How has your perception of Transformations/ In the Wild been illuminated by your comparative study of the prescribed texts?
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‘Interpretations of texts can shift and change with time and place.’
Considering your time and place, reflect on the ways in which context has shaped your critical interpretation of the prescribed text.
In your response, refer to TWO extracts/poems from your prescribed text.
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You are the keynote speaker at a conference for young writers and directors.
The title of your presentation is Visions and Version of Telling the Truth/History and memory/powerplay.
In your presentation,. Explore how and for what purpose composers create their particular visions and versions.
Refer to your prescribed text and at least TWO other related texts of your own choosing.
______________________
‘Interpretations of texts can shift and change with time and place.’
Considering your time and place, reflect on the ways in which context has shaped your critical interpretation of the prescribed text.
In your response, refer to TWO extracts/poems from your prescribed text.
______________
You are the keynote speaker at a conference for young writers and directors.
The title of your presentation is Visions and Version of Telling the Truth/History and memory/powerplay.
In your presentation,. Explore how and for what purpose composers create their particular visions and versions.
Refer to your prescribed text and at least TWO other related texts of your own choosing.
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Shuter
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Was an ok paper, I didn't mind it all except the first question.
CrashOveride
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Transofmrations question was good. it seems i only go good when i memorise the essay.
harwood totally sucked
harwood totally sucked
Rush152
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Anyone else think that we got it easy for our HSC?
2 essays and one speech now hows that..
2 essays and one speech now hows that..
SpaceMonkey
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Oh my, that was dreadful... I hope my AOS paper pulls me through...
grimreaper
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the module B question was absolutely terrible... oh and I dont agree xayma, although you can answer that kind of question with personal pronouns, etc you dont have to
stoydgen
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Geez sorry "reflection" lol. Yeah i reckon we did get it a bit easy for paper 2, with the exception of the king lear questionXayma said:
(feels sorry for next year's HSC'ers)
matt_f64
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i rekon that was a fairly reasonable paper, much like paper 1, it gave us the opportunity to show what we know.. the only thing i didnt like was in king lear how we were sposed to refer to 2 key extracts, they cud hav just sed with substantial textual evidence or something. oh well its over hooray!
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not looking good, didnt finish the module C question...my english is gonna scale my uai so low Soompi_sux_ass
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27 pages of pure crap - omg kill me noooooooowwwwwwww
i also used random words like 'juxtaposed' i have no idea what this means
i also used random words like 'juxtaposed' i have no idea what this means
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Shuter
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yeah i thought it was an okay and talk about a hand cramp...my god! writing 23 pages sucks! well i did two essay type answers and a speech .... i hope i didnt have to do a reflection...lol. OOPS!
i hated the king lear question but it looked like every other person did too so im glad im not alone.....2 EXAMS DOWN 4 TO GO! yay!
LaUrEn
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i hated the king lear question but it looked like every other person did too so im glad im not alone.....2 EXAMS DOWN 4 TO GO! yay!
LaUrEn
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it was okay. i left, like, 25 minutes early thoughcause i got really bored and couldn't be bothered doing anymore lol i went so crap and it was so easy *groan* meh, i don't care. oh, and whoever said 2 essays and speech was good, we were soooo lucky! usually they've done 3 text types. we were hoping for radio interview for 'in the wild', essay 'critical study' and speech/presentation 'telling the truth' ... almost got it! lol
Question 1 - Elective 1: Transofmations
How has your perception of Transfomations been illuminated by your comparitive study of your prescribed texts?
Question 2 - Elective 2: In the Wild
How has your perception of In the Wild been illuminated by your comparitive study of your prescribed texts?
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Question 3 - William Shakespeare, The tradegy of King Lear
"Interpretations of texts can shirt and change with time and place"
Considering your time and place. reflect on the ways in which context has shaped your critical interpretaion of the precribled text
In your reponse, refer to TWO extracts from your prescribed text.
Question 4 - Prose Fiction
"Interpretations of texts can shirt and change with time and place"
Considering your time and place. reflect on the ways in which context has shaped your critical interpretaion of the precribled text
In your reponse, refer to TWO extracts from your prescribed text.
Question 5 - Drama - Richard Brinsley Sheridan, The School for Scandal
"Interpretations of texts can shirt and change with time and place"
Considering your time and place. reflect on the ways in which context has shaped your critical interpretaion of the precribled text
In your reponse, refer to TWO extracts from your prescribed text.
Question 6 - Film - Orson Welles, Citizen Kane
"Interpretations of texts can shirt and change with time and place"
Considering your time and place. reflect on the ways in which context has shaped your critical interpretaion of the precribled text
In your reponse, refer to TWO extracts from your prescribed text.
Question 7 - Poetry
"Interpretations of texts can shirt and change with time and place"
Considering your time and place. reflect on the ways in which context has shaped your critical interpretaion of the precribled text
In your reponse, refer to TWO poems from you have studied.
Question 8 - Nonfiction - Speeches
"Interpretations of texts can shirt and change with time and place"
Considering your time and place. reflect on the ways in which context has shaped your critical interpretaion of the precribled text
In your reponse, refer to TWO speeches you have studied.
Question 9 - Multimedia - ATSIC Website
"Interpretations of texts can shirt and change with time and place"
Considering your time and place. reflect on the ways in which context has shaped your critical interpretaion of the precribled text
In your reponse, refer to TWO sections of the ATSIC website you have studied.
Question 10 - Multimedia - Deena Larsen, Samplers: Nine Vicious Little Hypertexts
"Interpretations of texts can shirt and change with time and place"
Considering your time and place. reflect on the ways in which context has shaped your critical interpretaion of the precribled text
In your reponse, refer to TWO hypertexts you have studied.
Question 11 - Nonfiction - Jung Chand, Wild Swans
"Interpretations of texts can shirt and change with time and place"
Considering your time and place. reflect on the ways in which context has shaped your critical interpretaion of the precribled text
In your reponse, refer to TWO extracts from your prescribed text.
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Question 12 - Elective 1: Telling the Truth
You are the keynote speaker at a conference for young writers and directors.
The title of your presentation is: Visions and Versions of Telling the Truth
In your presentation, explore how and for what purpose composers create their particular visions and versions
Refer to your prescribed text and at least TWO other related texts of your own choosing
Question 13 - Elective 2: Powerplay
You are the keynote speaker at a conference for young writers and directors.
The title of your presentation is: Visions and Versions of Powerplay
In your presentation, explore how and for what purpose composers create their particular visions and versions
Refer to your prescribed text and at least TWO other related texts of your own choosing
Question 14 - Elective 3: History and Memory
You are the keynote speaker at a conference for young writers and directors.
The title of your presentation is: Visions and Versions of History and Memory.
In your presentation, explore how and for what purpose composers create their particular visions and versions
Refer to your prescribed text and at least TWO other related texts of your own choosing
How has your perception of Transfomations been illuminated by your comparitive study of your prescribed texts?
Question 2 - Elective 2: In the Wild
How has your perception of In the Wild been illuminated by your comparitive study of your prescribed texts?
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Question 3 - William Shakespeare, The tradegy of King Lear
"Interpretations of texts can shirt and change with time and place"
Considering your time and place. reflect on the ways in which context has shaped your critical interpretaion of the precribled text
In your reponse, refer to TWO extracts from your prescribed text.
Question 4 - Prose Fiction
"Interpretations of texts can shirt and change with time and place"
Considering your time and place. reflect on the ways in which context has shaped your critical interpretaion of the precribled text
In your reponse, refer to TWO extracts from your prescribed text.
Question 5 - Drama - Richard Brinsley Sheridan, The School for Scandal
"Interpretations of texts can shirt and change with time and place"
Considering your time and place. reflect on the ways in which context has shaped your critical interpretaion of the precribled text
In your reponse, refer to TWO extracts from your prescribed text.
Question 6 - Film - Orson Welles, Citizen Kane
"Interpretations of texts can shirt and change with time and place"
Considering your time and place. reflect on the ways in which context has shaped your critical interpretaion of the precribled text
In your reponse, refer to TWO extracts from your prescribed text.
Question 7 - Poetry
"Interpretations of texts can shirt and change with time and place"
Considering your time and place. reflect on the ways in which context has shaped your critical interpretaion of the precribled text
In your reponse, refer to TWO poems from you have studied.
Question 8 - Nonfiction - Speeches
"Interpretations of texts can shirt and change with time and place"
Considering your time and place. reflect on the ways in which context has shaped your critical interpretaion of the precribled text
In your reponse, refer to TWO speeches you have studied.
Question 9 - Multimedia - ATSIC Website
"Interpretations of texts can shirt and change with time and place"
Considering your time and place. reflect on the ways in which context has shaped your critical interpretaion of the precribled text
In your reponse, refer to TWO sections of the ATSIC website you have studied.
Question 10 - Multimedia - Deena Larsen, Samplers: Nine Vicious Little Hypertexts
"Interpretations of texts can shirt and change with time and place"
Considering your time and place. reflect on the ways in which context has shaped your critical interpretaion of the precribled text
In your reponse, refer to TWO hypertexts you have studied.
Question 11 - Nonfiction - Jung Chand, Wild Swans
"Interpretations of texts can shirt and change with time and place"
Considering your time and place. reflect on the ways in which context has shaped your critical interpretaion of the precribled text
In your reponse, refer to TWO extracts from your prescribed text.
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Question 12 - Elective 1: Telling the Truth
You are the keynote speaker at a conference for young writers and directors.
The title of your presentation is: Visions and Versions of Telling the Truth
In your presentation, explore how and for what purpose composers create their particular visions and versions
Refer to your prescribed text and at least TWO other related texts of your own choosing
Question 13 - Elective 2: Powerplay
You are the keynote speaker at a conference for young writers and directors.
The title of your presentation is: Visions and Versions of Powerplay
In your presentation, explore how and for what purpose composers create their particular visions and versions
Refer to your prescribed text and at least TWO other related texts of your own choosing
Question 14 - Elective 3: History and Memory
You are the keynote speaker at a conference for young writers and directors.
The title of your presentation is: Visions and Versions of History and Memory.
In your presentation, explore how and for what purpose composers create their particular visions and versions
Refer to your prescribed text and at least TWO other related texts of your own choosing