LiL_FiLo
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is this true?
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i heard that the BOS have the rite to nominate texts to respond to in the HSC (1 Viewer)
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what do u mean?
i think in the exams, the question is always worded so that everyone doing different texts within the module/elective can respond to it based on their prescribed text
they cant ask u to talk about a text u havent studied
i think in the exams, the question is always worded so that everyone doing different texts within the module/elective can respond to it based on their prescribed text
they cant ask u to talk about a text u havent studied
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timbk2
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yes they have the right.... in each module there are seperate questions for each text, so technically, they can tell you what texts to write about, but they wont.
they say that to scare you and make you study all the texts properly.
they say that to scare you and make you study all the texts properly.
LiL_FiLo
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phew!!!!!.... myt eacher is freakin us out,2 of the assesments we been doin, he nominated the texts,
Lee
Member
i don't understand??? does that mean if i studied the pardoners tale in one module which also has for example emma/cluless in the sam emodule we ocul dbe asked on that text which i know nothing abouit?
LiL_FiLo
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nah like in the stimulus booklet..... they have the rite to nominate which texts (text 1, 2a etc) to write bout in your response
Lee
Member
ok, now i understand. i suppose they coukld but if you know the texts - even without knowing hwo to refer it back to your text or whatever then you can always make it up on the spot, they are not exactly hard texts.