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[M-THIS]

hello everyone!

so how was it? day one: ENGLISH?

my english test isn't for another 2 weeks! how ws yours?

What was the questions (it may help me for some revision) thanks!! how'd you find it?

Thanks everyone! GOOD LUCK!

P.S. what trials was your question from? the catholic trial / idependent/ etc.

 

[iambored]

ok gtg

 

[ND]

I did the CSSA paper today. Modules 1 and 3 were easy enough, i wasn't prepared for 2 though.

 

[forsaken_99]

I also did the CSSA, but so far have only done paper 1. Found it pretty good actually and i'm all psyched up for paper 2.

 

[honky tonk]

I did my Area of Study yesterday, Module Paper today.. not bad.

From memory, here were some of the questions:

Area of Study - Question 2 (Creative) - Write a speech to your peers based on the following quote: "Change yourself, and you can change the world."

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Module A - Emma/Clueless - Your prescribed text transforms old ideas into new ideas, and the composer has decided to include and exclude certain ideas. How were these ideas portrayed in the text?

Module B - King Lear - Write a magazine feature article regarding how different people can appreciate your text in different ways.

Module C - Frontline - "Every text creates its own truth." Discuss this statement in relation to your focus text and a variety of related material.

 

[Smarty McSmart]

Trial HSC English

Oh goodness!!!

that was the easiest exam i ever sat through, and im only fourteen! I just breezed through that exam like the wind!!!


Did anyone else think it was easy?

I did

I thought it was the easiest exam i've ever sat through!!!

 

[guy]

hahahahhaa
ummmm i went bad
ok test tho

 

[seaeagle223]

non-catholic school kid here as well; anyone remember the CSSA 2003 questions for john donne, ros + guil/hamlet and 1984? Our school has a habit of being so lazy they copy other people's questions. thanks.

 

[M-THIS]

HONKY TONK what paper was that? not the catholic one was it?


ANYONE KNOW THE MODULE Qs for ADV in CATHOLIC ONE?? TYAHNS

 

[chip]

hey i think i did the catholic one M-this
the questions although i dont exactly remember them were pretty similar to what honky tonk has said

 

[foxy]

Catholic trial questions (from what i can remember!!)

MODULE A - (BNW/BR)
People's relationship with nature comes in extremes - control and exploitation in one hand, and wonder and empathy in the other.

In light of this statement, discuss with reference to the text you have studied.


MODULE B (King Lear)
In various productions, how can power and powerlessness be orchestrated by the dramatist in King Lear?

Refer to 2 productions in your response.


MODULE C (frontline + r. material)
In the war of falsehood and truth - falsehood always wins and truth loses.

3 students are asked to discuss the topic. Write the transcript for this discussion.

Refer to your prescribed text and related material.

 

[Loz#1]

I'm sick of writing about exams, but I did okay today.

 

[M-THIS]

good to know LOZ#1...thats what i wanted to know.. JK

yeah ok tahnks Foxy and CHip and HONKY TONK!! really helpful!

GOOD LUCK EVERONE!

 

[Loz#1]

Kiss my arse.

 

[M-THIS]

hey your pic looks like teh arse end of a fox. the 2 ears at the top corners and its arse in the middle looking away from us!

hey relax LOZ just playin with you gal! SMILE...

............don't let excessive stress ruin relationships....

............study with your head, not over it..... call the G LINE...

 

[Loz#1]

I don't know...weird mood. Can't put my finger on what's causing it.

 

[M-THIS]

hey FOXY should have that picture!

anyway lets get back to the subject pls!!!!

 

[Chand]

for julius caesar it was something like....powerplay is due to the powerless people trying to overcome the powerful...nto in those exact words but thats how i interpreted it....and u had to write a transcript on it between 3 students...that was my best out of all

 

[~TeLEpAtHeTiC~]

Originally posted by foxy

MODULE B (King Lear)
In various productions, how can power and powerlessness be orchestrated by the dramatist in King Lear?

Refer to 2 productions in your response.
[/B]

sorry to be a bitch..
but it was
refer to atleast TWO productions in your response
seeya

 

[seaeagle223]

Originally posted by Chand
for julius caesar it was something like....powerplay is due to the powerless people trying to overcome the powerful...nto in those exact words but thats how i interpreted it....and u had to write a transcript on it between 3 students...that was my best out of all

Was it the same question for 1984?