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Can you define 'dramatic technique'? That is, techniques used to make audience feel a certain emotion right? So, does juxtaposition suffice this definition? Is juxtaposition utilised during performances? Is it a theatrical technique? If you can answer that question you have your answer :)

There are various ways of being tested on a listening task, it just depends. A passage may be read to you by the teacher and you may need to answer a series of questions etc. There's no real way to prepare for a listening task, just make sure you know your text well, remember few quotes and...

Not really disturbed by it but rather, enjoyed it. You see, the Elizabethen era was a time of Autocratic leadership whereby, society followed a "God-Ordianed Chain" that placed the King on the level of the God and the rest of society followed in a Hierarchical pyramid. Therefore, to see the...

- Hamlet was composed during the Renaissance period or Elizabethan/Jacobean era - It was a Revenge Tragedy which was popular genre at this time as it dealt with Death (pugatory), Revenge, Incest, suicide all which were against the monarcy and the Church and it also highlighted the corruption of...

Not quantity, quality; regardless of if you're a Standard or Advanced or 3 unit/4unit:)

Well, your teachers should provide you with a list of weightings for each subject. However, if not, then: 1. Your teachers will tell you what is/what isn't counted 2. It works on a 70/30 ratio; 70% of assessments and 30% trial mark

Well, it's true as i stated above; so you'll be agreeing with this question. However, if you would like to disagree you can. I'll just help you to conceive your actual essay. 1. Begin by definning what a 'Revenge Tragedy' (or 'Theatre of the blood') is; what does it consist of? Keep in mind...

GO SYDNEY! Give me a "S", Give me a "Y" and you know how the rest goes:rofl:

Based on assumptions as i did not do Standard English and the experience of completing year 12; other than mathematics and sciences there is no relevance of year 11 work in year 12. :music:

It is not "perceived as"; it is the genre of play, so you don't "agree" or "disagree" you just write it down. :rudolf:

Lol! Oh how this brings back memories! :p Yes, there isn't enough time but, just stick to working your butt off for the next 7 months and you'll be fine. Oh and don't worry; stressing is normal, i'd be worried if you weren't. :hippie: Goodluck!

Exactly, it achieves its' aim to scare students, but it's nothing more than a simple module requiring student analysis. :cool:

We use literary devices/techniques for poems. When it comes to novels we are examining: Characters (the main characters and their role in relation to their significance within the plotline), themes (main idea of the novel which in your case you will look for themes that reflect the conepts of...

Yes you are overthinking this:p Just relax. I found this module the easiest out of the three. Yes, as stated above make sure you know the rubric like the back of your hand!!! Without it simply means a FAIL!! Since the module is "critical study" it means that students must think on a...

Ok, I have not read King lear so i don't know much about it. But, I think your looking at the theme of 'Disorder' here and it's various results within the texts - how has it impacted on the characters of the novel and atmosphere, basically how has the theme of "disorder" impacted on the novel...

I'm sorry to say this but, this is a poor attempt at creative writing at a senior level. You have written a cliched story that has lacked the vital features of a narrative (this feels more like a memoir than a story). Since, you only have one night before your assessment, the best you could do...

I did, still do and will forever hate! :vcross:

Hmm, it's a very coherent thesis statement I must say. However, remember that the thesis statement will continually be referred to throughout your essay, so therefore, many times it's just a statement that is the "body" of your essay; your main focus and so something more simpler will make a...

My simple advice: do what you do best. What other people do may not help your situation. You need to find whats best for you and stick with it.

I wasn't inclining to the fact that we should ship off the "bogans" but, just that something needs ot be done at home before we decide to 'pick-on' the outsiders. And plus, what do you mean "finding all these "bogans" will take ages"; you know apart from the dole, Centrelink has another useful...