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check your school's specific assessment policy! at my school (idk if its different for others), when you submit a misadventure/illness form, you have to give it to a deputy principal and it then goes to the head teacher of whatever faculty you've missed a test in - so ask a deputy or head...

ofc making notes is helpful (when its throughout the year) but at this point just take notes on anything you don't have as much of an understanding of and use teacher/online notes for the rest doing practice questions can help you find which topics you don't understand as well

ah sorry i didn't see this sooner!! i'm using oil paint

i think you can do this for a hand-in task but i don't think you need to do this for hsc (but its probably dependent on the text ofc). referencing techniques should be fine

mild crisis about progress i was initially going to do 5 paintings but i have now cut down to 4 (unless i'm really fast which is probably not happening)

you basically justify choices you made, like if you were analysing your piece of writing. quote your writing and point out any techniques used, how it fits the stimulus (i assume your task is to write from a stimulus? but otherwise just how it fits the question), and how it's influenced by...

well 85's not bad but anyway if it was just kind of low i'd consider different degrees for uni or go to a uni that has lower atar requirements if it was REALLY low i'd cry and go to tafe or something ik its easier said than done but you'd just have to move on with your life

most likely either 'the yellow wallpaper' by charlotte perkins gilman or 'the stranger' by albert camus

depending on your module, you study 2-3 texts in class in the hsc, you use 2 of these texts as well as one you pick yourself e.g. at my school we're doing worlds of upheaval so we study Frankenstein, Metropolis, and Waiting for Godot I would pick two of these + then also use one I chose that...

chemistry and eng ext 1 in the same day is cruel

you should be fine, especially since acrylic dries fast (the procrastinator's perfect choice of paint lol) honestly just keep working on it!! consider making your compositions flexible so that IF you can't finish one of your paintings, the BOW still looks alright together

i don't think you should drop biology since it would be helpful for medicine which universities have you looked at that require chemistry? because i think you'd be able to maybe take bridging courses if you drop it