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2 is recommended. i studied one myself, came onto here and found that nearly everyone was doin 2. if i were u, know 1 in complete detail and know a 2nd one (not in as much detail) just in case.

i heard from somewhere that shakespeare was actually gay

"cramming is not a word, its the way of life" li0n 04 ;)

23 hours to go

i feel as though i should be studying all day today. but i think im ready. the more i study the more ill probably panic neways

unfair dismissal falls under the Workplace Relations Act, or may be related to a state-specifc law. therefore, there is a legal act for it.

not really sorry. but in my trial the visual texts i had were: 1) footprints in the sand 2) a mountaineer climbing up a cliff (similar to mr everest)

good stuff there captain. i think there was an Aristotelian interpretation made by Peter Brooks in 1962. i belive he has made several different productions

ive noticed that the band 5/6 responses seem poor aswell. neways more in favour for us ;)

they recommend 2

btw is having coffee before the exam a good idea?

more like the CRAP production. seriously it is known as the 2004 Harlos Production, which featured a more nihilistic approach.

choose one simliarity or difference (usually a theme or technique) then discuss or show how this is used in text 1 and 2. repeat for other similarities and differences, depending on the mark value.

IF they do ask for more than one stimulus booklet material which i highly doubt, go with the invory trail one. at least u know wat it looks like and hence easy to make something up.

since this wasn't examined last year we are quite limited to resources in terms of practice papers. the only ones i can think of are the trial papers. dunno if u will be able to find one in less than 24 hours tho! lol

"evil angels" directed by fred schapii and "To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee are two very good ones. the truman show is good but make sure u get some quotes from it to bak up wat ur saying. its a little too general though i think.

i thought i was doin well in my subjects until i visited BOS. i guess its because many of the kids here go to selective schools. neways its made me more depressed :/ but yeh i have learnt alot from this site.

ok theres two solvency formulas. DEBT TO EQUITY (which is apprently the one we use and i confirmed this with hsc advice line): Total liabilities/Owner's Equity GEARING OR EQUITY RATIO: Total Liabilities/Total Assets. Usually in the HSC they will specifiy which one to use. i.e. what is the...

rang the hsc advice line. the correct formula is indeed total liabilities/owners equity. im now concerned about the accounts receivable ratio. my text book has accounts receiveable/average sales wen in fact its supposed to be sales/accounts receivable :/

the business studies teacher i had wasnt very helpful. i wanted to confirm which financial ratios were the correct ones to use in the exam. he gave me a completely different accounts receivable ratio which ive never seen before. now im even more confused.