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It really does depend on what you have written and the quality of it; whether it answers the question or not. Ideally though, irrespective of the quality, you unfortunately do need quite a bit more than 2 pages for the module essays (if that's what you are referring to by extended response)...

Based on what the following says, your previous question would fit in the bottom category (of course, hopefully you are feeling much better in the exam and it was just because of nerves). I think the hardest thing about your question is how they would find the cause of your vomiting; usually, it...

See if in between Ext 2 on Monday and Ext 1 on Friday, you can fit in a bit of Chemistry and Biology. Doesn't have to be too much, as your priority should rightly be Ext 1, but at least, when you finish Ext 1 and start preparing for Biology and Chemistry, you won't be doing so with nothing; you...

It's a bit boring, but Barcelona for me. Having first gotten into football around 2014-15, this was definitely when Barcelona was at their prime. With Messi, Suarez, Neymar and pretty much their whole team, it is quite surprising to see their steady decline ever since then.

So essentially, there are 2 components to your HSC mark: the Examination mark (how you perform on the day of the exam) and your Assessment mark (your internal mark after moderation). Let's forget the examination mark as that will belong to yours, and is solely dependent on how well you perform...

I think @Hivaclibtibcharkwa will be able to help you out here 👍 (although they're probably also studying for upcoming exams)

I don't think so because the difference between internal moderation and this instance is that internal moderation applies because some schools have much more difficult internal exams than other schools. However, with the HSC, the entire state would have had the same question for each module, and...

Haha, that's really tough (if only you had remembered to print it lol) ... but great work nevertheless on receiving 19.5

Got a solution for Question 10

It just seems weird that exactly one year ago, I was just cruising through Netflix, having finished my exams on the 9th of November, and yet the 2021 cohort has just started their exams

Completed it 👍 Definitely very interesting and very relevant to the 2021 cohort in terms of how they were and are feeling about their HSC

Pretty much, it's very hard to say so for 2 possible reasons: 1) Your reflection on your performance may be very different to how a marker judges your work (as an hypothetical example, you may have thought you wrote a 12/20 response but they may think it's a 18/20 response; different people...

Jesus, that's insane if you are able to cope up with 3U maths at a Year 9 level. No wonder they produce most of the state rankers in the HSC

I still remember after Paper 2 last year, I was talking with my mates about what we wrote about using the stimulus, and I'm not sure how, how me and another mate had the exact same interpretation of the stimulus and wrote about the exact same idea somehow (a single mother raising a child)

From what I've heard of other threads, it seemed to be a hand behind a fence with footsteps drawn from the hand, but because there tends to be 2 simultaneous discussions about Standard and Advanced on those threads, I'm not exactly sure which one it is

Seeing the ATAR they got, makes sense their English performance would have been very good, so I would assume so

I think having a visual stimulus for Module C can definitely open a wide array of potential ideas you would want to talk about, as different people interpret images in very different ways. A written stimulus, I think, can limit you a bit more on what you can write about.

I guess it seems like Module A was quite a broad question, Module C seems quite abstract but I'm assuming allowed you to write in any style you wanted to, and as I expected, Module B was quite specific as it was last year ... well, at least now, you've officially completed English at a high...

That doesn't sound good ... what were each of the questions like for the 3 modules?

In some ways, it can be better getting your ATAR first. With previous years, you have people stressing out once they've got their marks and clogging up the online ATAR calculators (like HSCNinja, Matrix, Talent 100, etc) ... in a way, it sort of eliminates all that waiting stress by giving you...