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Not sure what you could do as I don't read enough. Sorry.

Read english texts for HSC course. Write a short story on belonging. That is all. :rolleyes:

What's the topic or concept of study? Try a film, image, poem etc...

What ranks/marks did you 4 unit people get in each of ext1 and ext2 trials and how much work did you put in to achieve that? Just curious.

Meaning: The subject matter is ambiguous. A tragic, physically destructive event is taking place. In a very short amount of time the glass window of a resturant breaks and pieces of glass are thrown across the room, killing and injuring many people. The aftermath is just as frightening as a...

Excellent ranks. But that is incorrect. The highest scaling subject from 2007's HSC was Extension 2 Mathematics I believe.

...your brain hurts so much that you rate this pain on a scale of 1-10.

Same. Except instead of extension english, extension maths.

Haha. How random.

Thanks Razizi... I mean Exhaust.

Anyone? :(

You guys wouldn't happen to have a copy of the entire paper(s) would you? Thanks for the answers by the way.

:jaw: Solid results guys.

I have a listening test for english coming up on the concept of Identity. What are the techniques used in audio tracks?

I'm only in year 11 but I think they can ask you a question that incorporates virtually any form of writing e.g. essay, imaginative response, speech, description, discussion, report etc.

I'd say that's synonymous with virtually all subjects.

Wow. That's sounds so intense, saying 5-unit history. To the original thread poster, Sonya is evidence of how rewarding both histories (and extension) can be (in terms of performance and interest in the subject). So give it a go. You can always drop, change. By the way, you should...

It'd be greatly appreciated if you guys could provide me with some notes, websites, resources etc for any/all of the following assignment syllabus dot-point questions: 3.3 Compare and contrast the properties of alkanes and alkenes C1 to C8 and use the term 'homologous series' to describe a...

I don't think so. I think I've peaked too early in some subjects.

Question 2 is wrong. It should be: 3x^2 = 27 3x^2 = 33 Equate powers: x2 = 3 x = + root3