lmao yea it is a paini used to play that but ugh it was just a huge pain after a while so i moved onto crk
i kinda prefer the characters designs in cookie run anyway
i might try out crk sometime in the future tho
lmao yea it is a paini used to play that but ugh it was just a huge pain after a while so i moved onto crk
i kinda prefer the characters designs in cookie run anyway
it literally is between someone and their grandma how are people thinking it was about actual dogs???oh shit, i interpreted that as a person and their grandma in a quick skim of the thing. Rip there goes my 19/20 to a cheeky 16/20 xD
I can agree that a persuasive wouldn't be most students' first choice where they to be given a choice. However, it definitely is wise to at least know thoroughly how to structure one, as it is in their liberty to ask you. In that case, I'd recommend reading the link below (from Art of Smart if you haven't already) on how to nail down a strong persuasive pieceManaged to study and understand the fundamentals of writing a persuasive text for tomorrow THANKS TO READING A YEAR 5 NAPLAN STUDY GUIDE IN YEAR 12
Already seen that, just after reading a Year 5 NAPLAN guide.I can agree that a persuasive wouldn't be most students' first choice where they to be given a choice. However, it definitely is wise to at least know thoroughly how to structure one, as it is in their liberty to ask you. In that case, I'd recommend reading the link below (from Art of Smart if you haven't already) on how to nail down a strong persuasive piece
How to Write a Persuasive Writing Piece for Module C: The Craft of Writing
Feeling lost with writing a HSC persuasive writing piece for Module C: The Craft of Writing? We've got you covered with a step by step guide!artofsmart.com.au
all English examsFYI, Paper 1 has been released: https://educationstandards.nsw.edu....pers/2021/english-advanced-2021-hsc-exam-pack
Though all the texts are missing.
hmm this is very very interestingFYI, Paper 1 has been released: https://educationstandards.nsw.edu....pers/2021/english-advanced-2021-hsc-exam-pack
Though all the texts are missing.
These are just sample answers though? Not Nesa's answers.
matrix answers are pretty similar to the real ones i feel likeThese are just sample answers though? Not Nesa's answers.
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I'm not sure what you think of it, but they look like quite competent answers which would be in a Band 6 range (if not, a high Band 5 range). I won't say that your short answer questions were easier or harder than in previous years, as I haven't actually looked at the texts and questions yet, but seeing that 4 out of the 5 questions were 3 or 4 marks, I think most people would have been happy by this, as there was only a 6 marker question, and not a 7-8 marker like I have seen in trial papers, which would obviously require a much more in depth analysis (most likely a comparative between texts).These are just sample answers though? Not Nesa's answers.
I'm not saying matrix answers aren't good though. I'm just saying they aren't the actual Nesa approved one. aka not the real answers. I haven't looked at them but I'm sure they are good, I just thought your phrasing was incorrect.matrix answers are pretty similar to the real ones i feel like
I haven't looked at it, but I don't have an opinion for the answers or the quality just the idea of passing them off as the actual answers. I'm sure they are competent and good, but I didn't want people to be misled into thinking those were the actual answers and freaking out if they didn't write anything similar. Personally, I think my years short answer questions were easier than past years due to the exact reasons you've noted. The mark spread was generous and there was no compare question, objectively making it an easier reading task.I'm not sure what you think of it, but they look like quite competent answers which would be in a Band 6 range (if not, a high Band 5 range). I won't say that your short answer questions were easier or harder than in previous years, as I haven't actually looked at the texts and questions yet, but seeing that 4 out of the 5 questions were 3 or 4 marks, I think most people would have been happy by this, as there was only a 6 marker question, and not a 7-8 marker like I have seen in trial papers, which would obviously require a much more in depth analysis (most likely a comparative between texts).