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I managed to write 10 booklets, was pretty suprised myself. Hopefully I'll get a good mark! And yes, it was my last exam!, bring on Schoolies!!!

Yeah, i have attended them (At Sydney University). I think they are worth it, the lecture is very insightful and if you pay attention, you should pick up some information. They also give you a workbook, which has a break-down of the topic you are attending the lecture for, including exam/essay...

Because there are Feminists corrupting the BOS. Naw yeah thats what i heard. The question was very easy to answer though

I actually destroyed this question, i talked about the following: Pompeii: E.de.Carolis & G.Patricelli - relation of bodies to determine time/cause of death First/Second Phase - Buildup of pumice and Thermal shock...

Yes there is a possibility that Lycurgus will be included, as the revised syllabus now includes him. You had better study him, try Plutarch's Life of Lycurgus

Re: How many pages did you write? Module A (BNW/BR) - 8.5 - Easy question Module B (King Lear) - 8 - Good question, although little space for depth Module C (Frontline) - 9 - Straightforward, although worded difficult Total: 25.5

Frontline question was simple and easy to answer, although worded weirdly. 'The Siege' fit the personal experiences well because of Gavin's experience, and how the Frontline team have the ability to manipulate truth, with little importance placed on the significance and validity of truth as it...

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Module A: Essay Module B: Speech (Personal Interpretation) Module C: Essay My hopes!

Significance of the landscape is central, as to influence the writer and give him enthusiasm for his writing, shown through the... I actually sat there , having wrote "enthusiasm" and i left a space for "influence" as i couldn't think of the word! haha i had a huge mental blank..

Section 1: 1 Booklet - 12-13/15 Section 2: 11 pages - 13-14/15 Section 3: 8 pages - 11-12/15 Should do fine. Bring on Modules!

Agreed. Thanks BOS for that useless piece of information. I will totally use the word ewes again in life.

Haha the cave was the house that Sheridan lived in.

Haha fair enough man, yeah i guess that makes sense. I think as long as your answer is clear and is backed up by literary techniques used you'll be set.

The landscape question wasn't at all that bad. I said something along the lines that it was significant to the writer as it could inspire his writing and influence him to write about the beauty in nature.