dasphoebus
Pastamancer
Well, it has become a trend to use personal pronouns, but the best way to get around that is to say "one" as in "one can be effected a, b or c"
+1miss random said:The Frontline question was very badly written i had no idea what it was actually asking
SAME! sucked so bad! im not the strongest at powerplay, but geeeez..Guernica said:Powerplay question SUCKED.. or at least I thought it did (for Antony and Cleopatra)
I agree, was pretty pleased with the 8 pages of what I thought to be decent quality that addressed the question sufficiently.ashh said:i thought the frontline question was quite good. my essay adapted 2 it well i rekon.
Yup, I did that.shimmy&shine said:I think some of the questions were badly written as well.
This was my favourite essay. The Ted Hughes one was my seciton.
Does anyone else do Ted Hughes?!!?
karumi said:gyah! what human experience?! that's like something from my Studies of Religion exam! I can blab all about human experience in communion and synogogue worship but in Frontline? .... -__-;;;
I wasted my reading time, not that it was really needed for this exam thinking about whether or not there was actually a question there. I have a different print of the paper for my special provisions and I had to ask the supervisor if I got the same paper as everyone else because I couldn't see any of the BOS key questions there.stephabi said:I noted that I would have been able to accept and incorporate this so-called “quote” (more like random collection of words) had the question ended in;
"discuss in relation to blah blah blah".
But because it finished with
"were you persuaded to embrace these perspectives?"
it cornered the student into focusing mainly on that component, which causeing an abandoning of the major issues.
I did History and Memory too. It was my least prepared one, but turned out being the best essay I wrote out of the three in the exam. The question was easy to work with, and pretty much made sense.zambian_dude said:Well it seems not many people (actually none so far) actually did The Fiftieth Gate - History and Memory for this question... Interesting...
Actually I found this question was really really good...not that i can remember what it is anymore, but considering it had been my weakest area, I found that I could write a well thought out answer. But yeah... maybe it was just me...
your not the only one. lolYBK said:Yup, I did that.
I think that question was complete shit. I'm not sure if I really answered it as I had no idea on what it was asking.
arghhh!!!
omfg, :burn: i DID NOT get this in the exam - made no sense, to me or any of my friends, then i came home yesterday and read it again and again and it only just started making sense around 1am this morning... if only i'd known, how depressing, that question sucked balls...sanjay_88 said:Personally, i loved this question:
Texts in this elective offer perspectives on the significance of power in human experiences.
Were you persuaded to embrace these perspectives?
Refer to your prescribed text and at least TWO other related texts of your own choosing.
All it wanted you to do was tell you why power is important to people. For example, power corrupts people and subordinates the individual. I talked about that for like 12 pages, then ran out of time. lol