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I agree, I thought it was one of the best multiple choice sections they've had in a few years!

Argh, I did Work and the c) component of the essay screwed me up a little bit as I think I actually listed a factor that didn't even exist! I think the most I'll get out of 15 is like 7 =( The other essays I wrote were fairly good, very detailed and such.

Hey guys, If anyone is like me they'll want to look at this and anyone that helps with my question - I appreciate it so very much! I was wondering how people study the best with: Crime, Law and Society, Human Rights, World Order and Family. I have tried so many different ways of studying...

Ok, I've been looking at last years (2006) past paper and I'm just a little confused. Whereas I am used to two essay questions - one 15 mark and one 20 mark. This has one 20 mark?? Did it only change this year?? Aside from that I'm wondering how to go about this question - Outline the ethical...

I meant the structure of it. I know that there are m/c about Aus Post 1945, and a short answer but I wasn't quite sure how many essays and how many structured responses coz I found in mine there was one structured response and one extended and I thought there would be more... Guess not.

May I ask what everyone found in their exam? Trying to find a general idea of what it is. Eg. multiple choice, short answer questions, essays etc.

Never mind! I found what I was looking for! Thank you anyways! :)

I have to write an essay as well as give a speech on a Family Law Case. This is the case I've chosen and I've found some info but nothing too significant. If anyone knows a great place to look please let me know!

My teachers decided to do the new option this year of Conflict in Europe and I've noticed there isn't too much info flying around because it's so new. If anyone could give me a little help on this question I would really appreciate it: "To what extent was 'D' Day and the liberation of France...

In Elizabethan times (Shakespearean), what was the definition for sin? I know it has something to do with natural law etc. But I don't have a perfect definition. Please help!

I've been given an assessment and was wondering how I should go about it. I have ideas but I thought some outside thinking or even someone who has done a similar question could help. "In Act III, Scene II, Lear describes himself as a 'man/More sinn'd against than sinning'. Do you think this is...

Evaluate the effectiveness of the legal system in the settlement of disputes involving world order. How do I go about answering this question? What goes in it?

It is a good idea to use 2 or more if you think you can write more in the time frame your given to write the essay. But generally 2 is a good idea.

Task: Pick THREE key scenes from Clueless and evaluate how Heckerling has represented Cher's journey. Prepare a 3-5 minute speech in which you discuss and evaluate Heckerling's representation of Cher's journey. Can someone please give a little advice as to how to go about this task...

Okay, I have gathered a lot of information for my assessment, but there is either too little, or too much that goes over itself and in 50 different ways. I've gotten up to the policy for rebuilding Berlin, and then I've moved onto the night of Kristallnacht, where to now? Any help would be so...