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The great irony is that by analysing the HSC English course in this much depth you are applying skills in analysis gained from the HSC English course.

Yes. Chemistry was okay. :)

Cool. I might just scrape a band 5 then. :)

11-13/15.

Not too good at all. I hope I can get a band 5.

Good luck to you to! Keep swimming.

Done and dusted. I've finished. Exams were terribly hard but I survived. Yay.

The composition needs to reflect the topic. That topic seems quite broad you're in a good position to basically do anything you want. Think about it - music for radio includes a variety of genres, music for film/TV/multimedia... heck, it's all so broad. Be sure to check with your teacher though.

Me too.

5/6/5 I think. Wasn't quality either.

Exam technique is an important factor. If you know how to manage your time/checking answers etc in the exam room you will do well. Whoever sorts this out will out-perform someone who 'falls apart' in the examination.

I feel exactly the same. The best thing about it is how much personal sanity I have. :)

I do 1 Unit Religion. The essay was surprising. But it was similar to a year 11 assessment which I aced so it was actually okay. How about you? How was 2 Unit Religion?

These solutions are depressing. 67/120 I got. Thanks for uploading them nonetheless.

These HSC exams have been so difficult. How have you gone? Great, I'm sure.

Questions 1-3 were great (silly errors aside, 100%). The graph in question 4 annoyed the hell out of me. Near 7/12. With question 5 it was okay 8/12. Question 6 was horrible i.e. 3/12. Question 7 was more horrible i.e. 2/12. 56/84 give or take a few. I hated that exam. All that study...

20-30 depending on the marking criteria.

I'm on the side of the Board of Studies. The essay questions deemed 'unfair' required the application of knowledge and a holistic understanding of the course i.e. an awareness of the religion in contemporary society.

The Board of Studies have been very clever this year. They've effectively stopped a massive group of people who memorise the coursework (and don't know how to a apply it in a broad and generalised context) from getting a band 6. I take my feathered hat off to them.

I believe 1 unit subjects like Studies of Religion 1 give out bands 1-6. Only Extension subjects give out E1 - E4's. To the original poster, bands correspond to descriptions of what students can do i.e. knowledge and skills. So each year, due to differences in test difficulty/ability of...