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Re: ur opinion on which related text i should use in conjuction with Skrzynecki's poe I'm a bit late but I suggest this: have all the texts lsited prepared in enough detail and use the one/two which best nails the question on the exam day.

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Belonging has an exceptional influence over our lives, more than we realise. It is that invisible force which dwells within our subconscious, making our social decisions for us. It is a craving, a desire and for most, a basic human need. But such a concept is far too difficult to summarise. It...

I tend to get better marks when I keep it simple and add sophisticated vocabulary.

Do what you wanna do. If you still don't know listen to other people's perspectives. In my opinion, I strongly advise you to take on advanced.

AOS - Belonging: Skryznecki's Immigrant Chronicle Module A - Comparative: Shelly's Frankenstein and Scott's Bladerrunner Module B - Critical: Shakespeare's Hamlet Module C - Representation: Smithsonian Institute of American History

Esterification is production of an ester. An alkanol and alkanoic acid are mixed together with a catalyst of concentrated sulphuric acid. Refluxing occurs - the reaction is takes place under indirect heat as the higher temperature increases the rate of reaction and helps the catalyst convert...

Mid way through Monitoring and Management.

The teachers have a clever way of making us feel inadequately prepared (they mark hard and talk up the difficult of the final exam). So we end up doing more work and going better. It's annoying but it works. I think the HSC is challenging and rewarding. And it is a justice system 99% of the time.

What exactly is a 'chemical principle'?

Fitzpatrick Questions I simply couldn't do. Ex 25 (a) 7) The cross section of a trough l metre long is in the shape of an isosceles triangle of base measurement 2a metre and height b metre. Water leaks from the trough at a constant rate of c metre3/min. Find the rate at which the water level...

I think you'd be right. Actually our answers are pretty similar.

Implicit differentiation? To find y' or dy/dx you differentiate each term separately and wherever you have differentiated y you multiply it by dy/dx. ex4y = x + y Differentiating: 4x3ex4y + ex4y.dy/dx = 1 + dy/dx Now replace e<SUP>x<SUP>4</SUP>y</SUP> with x + y 4x3(x+y) + (x+y)dy/dx...

I also got 5488 kg/m2. The answer must be a typo.

It can be argued that it is IRRELEVANT whether or not Deckard is a replicant. This ambiguity actually supports some of the major thematic concerns in the film e.g. 'What it means to be human'. Personally, Deckard is a human. This works better for the binary oppositions to Roy Batty i.e. human...

Here's a thought: if Hamlet were a true classic revenge tragedy the protagonist Hamlet would have acted sooner.

Definitely. Outstanding insight.

Aligned HSC Mark of 90 would be nice. Based on previous students at my school 85 would be more realistic.

Belonging: you either belong or don't belong due to your differences and/or similarities and it has positive and negative effects on yourself, others and wider communities/the world. It's fine. Put in the work and actually answer the question you're given. And complaining gets you nowhere.

Post-modern: combine different genres, values, contexts and perspectives to produce a unique meaning(s). It'll be very tough. Best of luck.