Predictions for English Advanced 2023 HSC Questions (1 Viewer)

[dsakvyilsa]

i have 0 on abigail because shes ugly

I'm the total opposite, my whole essay lowkey revolves around Abigail. Her character is very interesting to me. I kinda love her like.... she's an icon

 

[its_ace21]

I'm the total opposite, my whole essay lowkey revolves around Abigail. Her character is very interesting to me. I kinda love her like.... she's an icon

shes literally a ho

 

[dsakvyilsa]

shes literally a ho

well yes, but she's also just a young girl suffocated by the expectations of her society. I DESPISE the ending Miller gave to her in the little epilogue part

 

[its_ace21]

well yes, but she's also just a young girl suffocated by the expectations of her society. I DESPISE the ending Miller gave to her in the little epilogue part

THAT WAS THE FUNNIEST I WAS DYINGGG

 

[dsakvyilsa]

THAT WAS THE FUNNIEST I WAS DYINGGG

i think it's a very male viewpoint on women... a woman has desires? she's a whore. meanwhile Proctor is painted like the victim.... let's be serious.
Abigail is smart, she's undeniably self-driven, reducing her to a prostitute just irks me so much.

 

[its_ace21]

i think it's a very male viewpoint on women... a woman has desires? she's a whore. meanwhile Proctor is painted like the victim.... let's be serious

omg the funniest thing was that my teacher doesnt know the crucible properly so she was calling parris a pedo i was crying in class

 

[its_ace21]

btw if they give us a comparative im suing I CANT DO THOSE

 

[thatnormster]

Module A - no extract, no rubric key-term just a general question on textual conversations and changing values
Module B - extract maybe
Module C - free to do any form, but the question is related to a stimulus-based extract that's going to be incredibly open ended, and very loosely related to the power of language/story-telling/literature/writing/reading/words etc.

Idk what Mod B is like for other texts, but for T.S. Eliot specifically I think they will ramp up the difficulty this year, because last year their "entrapment" question was just way too breezy.

 

[dsakvyilsa]

Module A - no extract, no rubric key-term just a general question on textual conversations and changing values
Module B - extract maybe
Module C - free to do any form, but the question is related to a stimulus-based extract that's going to be incredibly open ended, and very loosely related to the power of language/story-telling/literature/writing/reading/words etc.

Idk what Mod B is like for other texts, but for T.S. Eliot specifically I think they will ramp up the difficulty this year, because last year their "entrapment" question was just way too breezy.

I'm feeling an extract for TS too, considering they've barely ever done it.... but also my common mod prediction was extremely wrong so...

 

[thatnormster]

I'm feeling an extract for TS too, considering they've barely ever done it.... but also my common mod prediction was extremely wrong so...

oh dont worry i think everyone's prediction for common module was straight up wrong, NESA's so unpredictable. we dont know until tomorrow. good luck though!

 

[thomas mcnamee]

What are your predictions for each of the essays/Modules?
- ComMod: 1984
- Mod A: Tempest/Hag-Seed
- Mod B: TS Eliot (do you think they will give us freedom with what poems we can use?)
- Mod C: Discursive or Creative (same as above)

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