Class of 2025 (2025 HSC CHAT) (19 Viewers)

[bigupsanky]

bro fuck robert gray my hand hurts and im unable to grasp this guy's quotes

 

[Reasonabledoubt]

our final time studying for eng

 

[erin_4school]

how many paragraphs do u guys have for ur reflections?

 

[erin_4school]

our final time studying for eng

crying in EE1, but its so much better than adv so its chill + i have a 7 day break b4 it

 

[reniiiblaseee]

how many paragraphs do u guys have for ur reflections?

two

 

[bea777]

wait did you guys write on the last line of the writing booklets? cause the page number is there and i was so confused

 

[hellokitty48920]

wait did you guys write on the last line of the writing booklets? cause the page number is there and i was so confused

nah I usually dont

 

[yourbestfriend]

in the mod b rubric it says students "evaluate the perspectives of others" does that mean we need critic perspectives on our text and could they ask a question on this?

also what would you write for a eliot question about "text's composition and reception". composition would refer to the form and context i think, but what would i write for reception?

 

[ilikemomo]

in the mod b rubric it says students "evaluate the perspectives of others" does that mean we need critic perspectives on our text and could they ask a question on this?

also what would you write for a eliot question about "text's composition and reception". composition would refer to the form and context i think, but what would i write for reception?

HELLO YES U NEED MINIMUM 2 CRITIC QUOTES!!
n reception would be the modernist audience

 

[Eggyegg]

in the mod b rubric it says students "evaluate the perspectives of others" does that mean we need critic perspectives on our text and could they ask a question on this?

also what would you write for a eliot question about "text's composition and reception". composition would refer to the form and context i think, but what would i write for reception?

Reception would just be how the audience (Eliot's and our contemporary) one perceive and understand the text- so how has context affected their interpretation?

 

[Trial&Error]

in the mod b rubric it says students "evaluate the perspectives of others" does that mean we need critic perspectives on our text and could they ask a question on this?

also what would you write for a eliot question about "text's composition and reception". composition would refer to the form and context i think, but what would i write for reception?

I don't think they can specifically ask a question on critic quotes, but you need to include them to elevate your response.

Reception will be about its textual integrity and how, due to its composition, it's forever relevant and relatable

 

[C2H6O]

SMH article for today’s exam is out.. and ig we now know who all the guests are

 

[nini00]

wait did you guys write on the last line of the writing booklets? cause the page number is there and i was so confused

erm yeah i did i think it's fine right as long as it's above the "don't write anything below this" line

 

[yourbestfriend]

erm sorry, my teacher never said anything about critic responses in my essay! they said your analysis can be based on it but you dont need to explicitly quote them?
will it matter if i just make them up and chuck in a random name?

 

[yourbestfriend]

ALSO for the common mod question i just talked about how the characters were resilient in the book, showing the endurance of the human spirit, but never explained what the human spirit actually was. is that ok, i thought it was just a synonym of human condition lol

 

[MoeyNeeds90+]

ALSO for the common mod question i just talked about how the characters were resilient in the book, showing the endurance of the human spirit, but never explained what the human spirit actually was. is that ok, i thought it was just a synonym of human condition lol

What's ur text for common mod

 

[C2H6O]

ALSO for the common mod question i just talked about how the characters were resilient in the book, showing the endurance of the human spirit, but never explained what the human spirit actually was. is that ok, i thought it was just a synonym of human condition lol

Why is everyone worried about defining human spirit that didn’t even cross my mind what

 

[Kat.crazi]

Why is everyone worried about defining human spirit that didn’t even cross my mind what

Same I don’t think it’ll should matter because it wasn’t asking for an explanation of the human spirit more how its aspects are conveyed

 

[Kat.crazi]

ALSO for the common mod question i just talked about how the characters were resilient in the book, showing the endurance of the human spirit, but never explained what the human spirit actually was. is that ok, i thought it was just a synonym of human condition lol

I did the same it’s alg

 

[yourbestfriend]

What's ur text for common mod

vertigo