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sounds like a damn good plan :D

i found it easier than the trial. i probably would have had a chance at topping the state but i think my speaking exam will count me out of it. no idea what the final mark will be though! hopefully something sexy

a friend of mine did spirited away, it was a really good text for him but he didn't end up using it for the exams, just the assessments

yay...way to increase the class pool of marks, tommykins :D i'm sure your letter will be up to its usual standard of awesomeness. do you have to do any bridging courses for german at uni or are you starting at the equivalent of beginners level?

B.N. Orara High School

its a bit over 100 people i think, a very small candidature. my class is 12 people and our teacher said we make up roughly 10% of the state. the listening was easy, it didn't even have a spelling or phone number question which we thought was a bit weird. the reading was pretty random. the...

yeap. that was pretty much a piece of cake.

only half an hour to go and i'm in the middle of my pre-german exam ritual of listening to rammstein :D good luck everyone

that was a horrible exam and i'm expecting equally horrible results but thank christ maths is over. and i've learned an important lesson. don't pick any maths courses at uni. just don't do it. even if it seems like a good idea at the time. just don't do it. that's assuming that exam...

me too :vcross:

this exam was so cute and friendly...it made me feel warm and fuzzy when i finished :)

i tried to cover as much as i could on the three areas it said to analyse. structure - i mostly wrote about the linear-but-circular nature of the plot and the way winton shows the passing of time content - i tried to work in a couple of readings and wrote about family values, etc...

exam writer: "HMMMM LET'S SEE...we can ask them absolutely anything about this text...I KNOW! let's have them explain absolutely everything about it in 40 minutes!" sigh.

i went in knowing all my texts but i just feel like i didn't write enough and what i did write wasn't up to my usual standard. modules sucks

i felt exactly the same way. i went in knowing all my texts but i just feel dissapointed, like i didn't write enough and my answers weren't as cohesive as what i normally churn out. 7 pages for frontline, 5 for hamlet/rosencrantz and guildenstern are dead, 6.5 for cloudstreet. my hand is...