Module B Hate Thread (3 Viewers)

[Phoenix 12]

That's exactly what I did! Thanks for making me feel better haha

 

[Galladrim]

it asked how it informed our "judgement of the play as a whole" - You can't show understanding of the whole play if you don't quote other scenes, or at least make reference to them. You weren't restricted to evidence that was only within the very last scene.

+1

The Cloudstreet question was good, because the ending extract really tied up the novel as a whole anyway, so it wasn't challenging to integrate into the response.

 

[alstah]

I did Yeats' and I was really lucky that I studied Among School Children in depth, so I was fine! If luck was against me, I could have easily got screwed over.

 

[Exotic]

What BOS is doing this year is cracking down on prepared essays. They want us to study all year and when you sit the exam they give you a suprise, a question thats not generic. Hamlet was a really big suprise this year and im not sure if i linked the extract well enough with the other parts of my essay.

 

[CandiceSuede]

Massively had to spend reading time learning how to spell Aung San Suu Kyi

 

[mp1]

tbh though it wont matter if everyone does crap...lets just be happy that theres no more english left

 

[4025808]

I had to bullshit in order to write enough... gahhh I disagreed with the question :L
and then I never referred to the closing statement

nevertheless, hoping for at least a raw mark of 10-12/20 for this essay

 

[Bobbo1]

It wasn't that bad,
all you had to do was say TO SOME EXTENT the ending affects our judgement, but it is the textual integrity and overall unity of the speech that affects our judgement the most, and then basically you write your prepared essay, and just analyse the Suu Kyi extract as if it was comprehension from paper 1

tis was what i did, noble Hamlet!

 

[SpreadTheWord]

I did Hamlet. Although it was specific, I really enjoyed it to be honest lol. I had broad enough themes that I could adapt it...because the ending says so many things about the themes anyway.

But then again, I'm not sure if I expressed myself that well. Usually I do worse than think, whenever I think I do well.

I basically said how the theme of Revenge intertwines with the Mystery of Death (there were indications of these themes), and stated how they reflected the imbalance within the great chain of being, etc.

 

[WorryWartCob]

Slessor speifified poem.

 

[amour]

It was fucked.

To actually answer the question properly required SO much bullshitting, especially for Speeches and the poems...

it was pretty adaptable and dare i say, easy, if you did harwood for mod B

 

[SpreadTheWord]

I had to bullshit in order to write enough... gahhh I disagreed with the question :L
and then I never referred to the closing statement

nevertheless, hoping for at least a raw mark of 10-12/20 for this essay

Mate you'll be alright. Hopefully because it was a hard question, they will drop the bands, and align your/ our mark to a higher one. Why couldn''t they do easy questions like previous years? And the thing was, that section they focused upon - it was the only part i never read.

 

[herbs1]

ITT people with prepared essays do shit

 

[4025808]

Mate you'll be alright. Hopefully because it was a hard question, they will drop the bands, and align your/ our mark to a higher one. Why couldn''t they do easy questions like previous years? And the thing was, that section they focused upon - it was the only part i never read.

I still ended up writing 5 pages for that question, since I completely disagreed with what the question was asking :L
I think the standards would be somewhat lower but if the avg is a 10 then itll get aligned to 15.

nevertheless I have come to know that every year from 2009 they will do something to fuck up english.

 

[amour]

ITT people with prepared essays do shit

most people i know who got 97/98 for english HSC, always memorised

 

[herbs1]

It doesn't matter, because all the berks who did got fucked by the q.

 

[amour]

I memorized for mod B. I was lucky enough that one of the poems I memorised was the specified one. Then basically I molded my essay so there was constant comparison between that poem with my other two poems.

 

[herbs1]

I memorized for mod B. I was lucky enough that one of the poems I memorised was the specified one. Then basically I molded my essay so there was constant comparison between that poem with my other two poems.

ok good stuff junior. But I really don't give a shit?

 

[mahir]

it was easy 2 bullshit for it, that being said it was a stupid question

 

[b3kh1t]

Hamlet was okay. You just had to scrap out that excerpt they gave you. It was merely to scare you off. You could have so much to write about including duty, inaction, mysoginy and the whole lot and tie it to how the end of the play reflects your judgement of these notions as a whole. So what you learnt about Hamlet's character in terms of being bound by inaction and how Yorick's skull comes to show he is more open to dying for his own spiritual beliefs - and thus, the rest is silence may allude to God's will-power to silently subude those who are corrupt in Denmark. So we ultimately come to make a judgement about his inaction leading to his demise into insanity, hence being more open to die for his spiritual beliefs.

LOL I started my conclusion with Hamlet's last words were "the rest is silence" but the play continues to resonate hahahahahaha hope that counts for something