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Yeah, I literally just remember a couple names (since I think HSC markers might know the names of historians associated with each topic) and just make up what they've saying to suit my argument.

Yeah, I agree, she also said that this year's CSSA trial was super easy (so I wouldn't trust her). I've done all of 2019-2023 and 2023 was definitely hardest IMO, 2022 was very nice, even though raw 79 scaled to 90!

my teacher said last year's paper was super easy...

Hahahaha relationships? Never heard of em.

lmao, this is how we get people to practise maths everybody! Just insert brainrot

"A cosmetics company, "Combs Cosmetics," produces baby oil in 500 mL bottles. The oil contains two main ingredients: baby oil and a patented compound called "Gamma-hydroxybutyrate" (GHB). The production cost (C) in dollars per bottle is given by the function: C(x) = 0.05x² - 0.8x + 10 Where x...

Trigonometric equations 😩 They're the GOAT

I feel like my signature is a little misleading lmao I've only got 3 people in my class. I am 1/3. I do still average at 90% for most of my assessments though. Most of the advice I could give is pretty general, but two things I should mention, use subordinating conjunctions! (However, although...

Is that thing accurate, it gave me a really nice ATAR when I put my marks in, I just don't want any false hope

Should I just make essay plans for each dot point then (excluding question asked from 2023, 2022, and maybe even 2021)?

Do you reckon essay plans on; – Invasion of 490 BC: Battle of Marathon, role of Miltiades – Impact of Persian Wars – Reasons for Greek victory and Persian defeat – Inter-war period: preparation and developments in Persia and Greece – Invasion of 490 BC: Battle of Marathon, role of Miltiades...

Pretty sure HSC mark is the final mark after alignment, and then averaging with assessment mark. So your raw mark is aligned, then the average of your assessment mark and aligned mark becomes your hsc mark. (Take what I'm saying with a grain of salt though, I don't 100% understand how it works)

yep, same.

I really doubt it, only in 2022 did they ask 2 questions from the same major dot point, and that was 'The Soviet State under Stalin', which is already a huge dot point. I literally think there is a 0.01% chance they would ask two questions on foreign policy.

5 pages later, I regret asking the question on preparing for Ancient History, it was not worth it lmao

LMAO 🤣🤣

Just check what's been discussed on the thread thus far.

I've noticed that every single HSC question for The Greek World in the Historical Periods topic that they always seem to ask one question from the Persian Wars, and one question from the Development of Athens and the Athenian Empire. All the CSSA trials (and others) have also followed this...