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I suggest you DON'T do Imagine by John Lennon as it often considered 'cliche' by many markers and may not get you the highest marks. Other songs that haven't been mentioned: Yellow Submarine by The Beatles Welcome to my Nightmare by Alice Cooper Return to Fantasy and Beautiful Dream by Uriah...

Would any of Thomas Keneally's books be considered imaginative? In particular Bring Larks and Heroes. The other text is Snugglepot and Cuddlepie...

I don't quite get how you would put 'chapters' into a speech...

Sure, if you'd like. I don't know how much help I'd be but I can give you some suggestions if I take a look at it. I'll PM you my email address, just give me the go ahead.

Aeon Flux. One of the worst movies ever. Period. Giving it 2/10 stars is generous.

Most of my friends are guys. In fact, I can count the number of female friends I have on one hand.

I went to my Year 10 formal by myself and had a ball. That way you're not tied down to just one guy the whole night, and you can hang out with your friends as well. Year 11 we had a Deb so we had to have a partner.

Year 8 I think.

Helpful. Really. Now, I haven't started actually looking at the 'transformation' section of the course, so I won't be able to help much. We recently did an essay but it was a 'compare and contrast' rather then a transformation one. If you've only got 40-45 minutes, I'd concentrate on...

I haven't watched the entire film, so I can't comment on everything and if I get something wrong, just, forget it. I guess if you use this as a piece of 'Imaginative Journeys' material, you'd be looking at the little daydreams he goes on. Is that right? If you are confident using this film...

If you are analyzing a poem, there is no set 'way' to look at it. Unless someone has done it before you, you simply have to read it and re-read it and look for techniques such as: - imagery - simile and metaphor - repetition - juxtaposition - descriptive and emotive language Next, look at the...

Are you just talking about information about the effects, where it occurs etc? Just try typing it in to Google and it'll give you a whole list of websites. Have a look at the scholarly articles as well, quite a lot of them contain real and acurate research you can use. Most of them are written...

That's right. Another example: SO2(g) + Cl2(g) <--> SO2Cl2(g) - - - - (exothermic) i. If we increase the pressure (by compressing the equilibrium mixture into a smaller volume), the equilibrium will move to the right, as the reaction will have to speed up in an attempt to decrease the gas...

I'm just going to latch on to the idea someone had in the Short Stories thread and ask a few random facts about all of your films. So... 1. How many primary characters will you utilise? One. 2. Where is your film set? Any "average" town. 3. What is the overall tone of your piece? Do...

I'm not doing short stories, but my friend's sounds really cool so I'm going to do theirs :). 1) Is your story written in first person, second person, or third person? Third. 2) What is the general tone of your story? Serious, psychoanalytical. 3) Over how many years does your story span? Hmm...

I haven't paid particular attention to The Wind In The Willows as I'm not planning on using it, but here are a few things that I remember about it: - personification: animals are given human characteristics, personality and speech - symbolism: the animals can be seen as individual...

Hakuna Matata - Timon and Pumba

They don't run on pure ethanol anymore. It was too expensive.

Thanks guys, I'm a little more confident now!

Between about 3rd to 10th depending on the subject. I'm not exactly sure. But it's a small school.