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some more probable ones - something to do with 5.5 and talking about a project used to collect population genetics information - how a named australian plant responds to a named pathogen - bush medicine used by Aboriginal peoples, maybe a question on intellectual property of Aboriginal peoples'...

i feel like they might use one of those weird listed words in the rubric: 'experiences of individuals and communities seeking unity, certainty, solace, justice or restoration' but i have no real reasoning for this lol - only done the 2019 and 2020 hsc papers so far.. idk whether i should...

yeah a teacher at my school mentioned its one of the better ones to use since it shows how eliot's poems change over time or something along those lines i mean its only one page so there's only so much to remember which is good

there's always some mod 8 question where you have to look at nmr/mass spectrum/infrared i think - they either give you a compound and you have to justify it or you have to find the compound (esters or aldehyde/ketone probably since they're a bit harder to narrow down) and i feel like back...

istg if they specify discursive... imaginative writing is the only thing i have faith in with advanced :cry: my mod a is awful and ts eliot is a pain i think if mod c isn't just a 20 mark composition they'll do something weird like analysis for 10 marks and composition for 10 marks - my trials...

hmm i'm not entirely sure i think you could mention it when discussing eliot's work holistically e.g. "[theme] is explored beyond [syllabus poem] in Eliot's other works of the time, such as in 'The Waste Land', reflecting the prevalence of..." but you can probably find the theme in other poems...

i think collective pronouns are fine but personal ones will sound 'too colloquial' - you could get marked down based on the marking criteria "uses language appropriate to audience, purpose and form"

this isn't for every question obv but for longer ones like back titrations or ones with a lot of dilution it helps to draw diagrams!! and writing chemical equations based on what i said in the equation can also give you something to go off of (finding moles, conc, etc) also just identifying the...

solubility rules are useful i find that questions that rely on you knowing exact colours of precipitates don't come up much though? i feel like i've seen a multiple choice where you had to know that barium is a green flame and calcium is a red flame but otherwise it's not the most important...

trying to do 4 hrs a day for now, will probably increase when i do more past papers - trying to have variety each day with what i study so i don't burn out hopefully

as said before you need gibbs free energy but the formula is on the formula sheet so just remember what each letter means ΔG° = ΔH° - TΔS° G - gibbs free energy ΔH - change in enthalpy T - temperature of the reaction ΔS - change in entropy and for module 1 uhh just keep module 1 gravimetric...

nesa has a guide for them here - https://www.nsw.gov.au/education-and-training/nesa/hsc/student-guide/glossary#:~:text=Account

it's NESA right? since it would be anonymous? I'm so confused because my teacher said she and 3 other teachers marked everyone's works and we got marks back (which were not very good but that's besides the point) But that's not how it works right? sorry if this makes no sense :confused2:

my three main options are 'sunflower seeds' by ai weiwei, 'early color interiors' by laurie simmons, and 'portrait of mnonja' by mickalene thomas kind of random ones tbh

oh i think my school must have used the cssa paper then i have never written a discursive in my life so idek what i wrote

thank you!!

I can't find anywhere online whether I would be allowed to use an epigraph (given that it is credited) since it's not an official published work idk how copyright applies :confused2:

i've finished 2 paintings, probably just going to panic in the middle of trials and work on my others in a rush so they wont be good

the other day i procrastinated by writing a paragraph on how much i dislike looking for richard instead of doing actual analysis :mad2:

writing a fairly broad essay with good analysis, also trying to research a bit of context for mod A and B don't think i'll actively memorise all of it though, just the main quotes i'll probably get marked down for not being specific to the question tbh but idk what else to do