cub3root
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......sure ya did bud
I thought so tooI don't do speeches but that seems like a pretty good question.
......sure ya did bud
I thought so tooI don't do speeches but that seems like a pretty good question.
You can't mess with us like this 11 hours before the exam :'(I've heard tomorrow's Mod B speeches question is: "How do the many issues raised by a speaker and the variety of language features and forms employed by him or her interact to produce a speech of lasting integrity?"
go get some sleepYou can't mess with us like this 11 hours before the exam :'(
I would, if I knew a single one of my quotesgo get some sleep
you can make it upI would, if I knew a single one of my quotes
Advice from someone who's already been through this: Make the quotes upI would, if I knew a single one of my quotes
I never wrote that much either to be honest. I think even in the HSC I wrote 2/3 pages for each section in paper 1. And my writing is BIG.Everyone in my class who came out of the exam is like "Yeah, I liked that exam question. I think I wrote about 5 pages for it." And then there's me. I wrote a page and a half and wish I hadn't handed anything in for that section. It was garbage, pure and simple.
shit , I see this right after my examAdvice from someone who's already been through this: Make the quotes up
If any of you are doing speeches and are stuck on memorising quotes, use the title of the speeches as a technique and make up some convincing analysis. Works a chime and can be applied to poetry too.
Well now you know, just incase you're unprepared for HSCshit , I see this right after my exam
Does that seriously work though?? Like how can they not pick out a made up quote???Well now you know, just incase you're unprepared for HSC
Who's bothered? They have millions of essays to mark. They skim through everything most of the time, and sometimes may not even read your body paragraphs.Does that seriously work though?? Like how can they not pick out a made up quote???
Sweet!! Thanks gonna make studying hsc so much better than trials...Who's bothered? They have millions of essays to mark. They skim through everything most of the time, and sometimes may not even read your body paragraphs.
well; do you think the marker has memorised every single speech? just make it sound like it's true. At least thought try to make it sound legit, "we express our dear condolences" (Paul Keating) as opposed to "sorrah brah for ya loss cuz"Does that seriously work though?? Like how can they not pick out a made up quote???
Pretty much this. I know my teacher (HSC marker since like jesus did it) said they spend roughly 3-4 min per each average essay. If they can't read it, etc they give it to the senior marker and move on.Who's bothered? They have millions of essays to mark. They skim through everything most of the time, and sometimes may not even read your body paragraphs.