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Exactly, for a given question, say there's a shakespeare, a film, and poetry. If they ask for 2 scenes from the shakespeare, is that equivalent to 2 scenes from the film in terms of how much it restricts what you can talk about? And are either of those equivalent to 2 poems from an...

lol, using the bible as related material. That's silly and yet genius at the same time. You should use the Koran as your other related material.

Desperation.

Poems huh? I don't do any poetry in the modules so I haven't looked. In Shakespeare, in Module B they asked to "refer to two extracts" once, but they've never said any specific scenes. In Frontline, I don't think they're going to specify episodes. Your set text is defined to be all of...

Since 2001, there has only been one non-essay each year. Every year, Module A has been an essay. Module B has been an essay 3 out of 4 years Module C has been an essay only 1 out of 4 years (obviously) Make what you will of that.

THE HSC IS A MEASURE OF YOUR VALUE AS A HUMAN BEING.

I'm doing some 14 hours a day today and yesterday. Which seems a bit silly, but you have to understand that these 28 hours constitute the only work I have done on the English modules at all.

Yes, I'd say the average non-athritis sufferer/amputee can write some 900 - 1200 words in 40 minutes. Oh, that's about 4 A4 pages for me, but that changes more for everyone because of handwriting style/size/spacing, etc. It's even more varied with BoS booklets.

I'd trust them. After the Journey's paper, I honestly believe they're making it simple for us so we can get good marks, just so they can say their education system is awesome.

They can specify whatever they want; if they wanted to, they could tell you to make reference to a specific part of a specific frontline episode, or a specific stanza of one of the poems. But they just won't.

*needs 81* <---- biggest de-motivator ever, I wish I needed like 97 or something so I had more desperation to study.

I used mine for a hat.

Can they: Yes. Will they: No. Might they ask you to 'refer to two extracts', for example: Maybe.

Haiku, for the win. Here's my prepared haiku: King Lear productions dependant upon context shapes understanding

I've got all the past quesitons here, but I don't have them labelled by year so I honestly don't know. I'd say so, because Module C has only been an essay once, while Module B has only NOT been an essay once, and Module A has been an essay every year. ... So if we assume this theory to be...

Simple: They go to an elite private school that doesn't offer standard or ESL, so they have to do advanced alongside their 4 unit maths, classical greek and latin extension, and various distinction courses. Remeber kids: a 60 in english combined with a 95 in everything else is still good for...

How to study for English: Step 1: Consume many ounces of strong coffee Step 2: Think of Jane Austen Step 3: Go to the first three essays you see in the resources section Step 4: Click "DOC" Step 5: Combine the 3 essays (courtesy of jdrockefeller) Step 6: Hit the 'print' button...

My prediction = It will not be a feature article about the fool. ... *bribes BoS to make the paper ask for a haiku*

Most probably. The other 2 modules have had almost all essays.

Don't know the years, but Essay Essay Essay Conversation