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I really could have used a better essay question that fitted better with my focus on symbolism and spiritual beliefs, but i did the best i could with what they gave me to work with...i did question 10, but i sort of adapted the question a little to fit better with my focus, so i hope i was on...

You do realise that he wasn't being serious don't you??? He was just mocking all the people who get on these forums and brag about how great they are and how well they've done, and how many pages they've written. He wasn't serious.

Okay...when you were reading the guidelines for marking, did you bother to pay attention to the part that said that it was NOT necessary, and often just a waste of time to write more for the Pompeii section than was indicated by the lines given? Because the markers made that pretty clear after...

Bands for extension subjects are different because extensions are out of 50 not 100. So you get an E and then a number...i'm not sure how high the numbers go (maybe 5?) or how many marks put you in each band though...i was actually wondering that myself...i will look it up if you give me a...

I had 4!x3! for the no. of ways the kids could sit next to each other, and then 6! for the total number of ways the family could be arranged... therefore the probabliity was 4!x3!/6! which was 1/5 what did everybody else get???

Q4c) (i) let angle QXB = theta angle PXD = angle QXB (vert. opp. angles) angle XDP = 180-(90+theta) = 90 - theta (angle sum triangle) angle ADB = angle ACB = 90 - theta (angles in same segment) angle XBC = 180 - (90+90-theta) = theta (angle sum triangle BXC) therefore angle QXB = angle QBX...

The circle geometry question was Q4c) right...that one was easy.

Wow...that was actually easier than i expected it to be...i think it is probably my least hated exam so far...which is nice. I actually kinda enjoyed doing it. I was so glad that they didn't have on of those really hard binomial questions. I just can't seem to get my head around them. And i...

No, Ouestion 4b) was the induction...:burn:

I am so glad that the questions were so much easier than last years questions...i freaked out a little for nothing. Well, i got all my essays finished, although i would have written more if i had had the time. In all, it was quite a good paper (and my teachers said we wouldn't get three...

It's a bit late to tell people that.

The english teachers at my school thought it was a decent paper. I agree. The AOS was a lot easier than the ones i've been practicing - i liked the last question about comparing the composers perspectives on journeys. It was a good question. Text 3 was okay, but i didn't think the questions...

You can expect to get around a UAI of 83.45 for those marks if you can achieve them in the HSC. (What UAI are you aiming for? ) :wave:Good Luck, and study heaps.

I can't descide what to use as my second relative text for imaginative journeys. I have already chosen Lewis Carrolls 'Alice In Wonderland', but now i need to decide between: 'The Matrix' (which links well with 'Alice In Wonderland') OR 'The Labyrinth' (which is a good example of...

http://www.mysterylist.com/declog.htm try this site, it has alot of the rules that people tried to apply to this particular genre. It is interesting to see the different opinions of what makes a good crime fiction story. enjoy