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hey, how you doing? nice optimism you got there :D and yes, I am coping with year 11 quite well - how about you??

Let's just say I believe in good karma (haha). Plus, it helps ME with my struggle for academic excellence in English (reading other people's work is a very good way at becoming highly tuned in when editing and understanding work). Plus, I don't have much to do on a damp and cold Friday night...

General comments: sophisticated language is of a high level; careful not to go into the realms of pompous (over the top) - stay eloquent (don't be too sophisticated too much of the time). Argument is clear but not sufficiently linked to the texts. The marker will not assume what you mean to...

Jacaranda (it has all the terms) - I am just looking for some variety, that's all.

tough competition :eek:

To bring some positivity to BOS and contrast the "most boring subject" thread: What is the most interesting and intellectually stimulating subject you are currently undertaking? Why? Me? English at times, but maths usually. Why? English probes the core of human nature, exploring concepts...

Is there one really good source (not wikipedia or anything like that) on BOS or the net where I can access some extended definitions of the following? > Anatomical terms > Major skeletal bones > Joint structure and joint actions > Major skeletal muscles > Muscle actions > Types of muscle...

I feel sorry for you! Small amounts mark lost here and there does affect rankings in a profound way - well it does for a maths at my school...

nice job - in a general sense that almost cliche idea comes back into my head: 'hard work breeds high grades' :D - keep up the consistency Razizi

English is good now. Highly philosophical arguments/discussions about the nature of oppression today!! So interesting and intellectually stimulating.

that says it all - you can't stand the subject

looks like you'll have no trouble with getting a high mark in english **marvells in your extensive vocabulary using the word "idealistically"**

key features (over-simplified but easy to understand version) > orientation: sets the scene and introduces characters > complication: a problem arises, usually a problem for the good-natured protagonist > series of events: the problem attempts to be resolved and the story develops >...

spot on :wave:

I'll ask extension kids at school what it is about okay - they should have read a bit by now, right ;)

english speech - the one I posted up here and you guys helped me with - 90% - rank equal 1st - thanks guys!!

sure, although this is MY interpretation and not yours, so you could totally disagree: “Barbary Horse” (Act 1, Scene 1): this quote is said before Othello enters the play (delayed entrance of Othello). It essentially compares Othello to an animal incapable of virtuous human qualities. The...

Had I my PDHPE book at home right now I would tell you the general steps you can take to create action plan: from memory - its something like: > Creating achievable/realistic goals (e.g. goal Body fat percentage or weight range) > Identifying problem areas (too much bingeing or high in fat...

How did you go lyounamu and astroboy?? Good I hope...

sorry to get off the topic of the thread but I dislike PDHPE as I find the content is not interesting - it's the highly probable dropping subject at the moment On thread topic: Othello's political position at the top of the military ranks (as General) has fatal ramifications. He did not...