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lol.... my friend was doing the standard paper 2... and believe me, he never studies... not even for 1 second.. And for the 1st module, we're doing inside black australia for images, and he picked the Truman show instead cause he said that was the only thing he knows a bit about... He...

Yup :) Maybe I'll be seeing some band 6's in standard english after all :eek: Well I hope so, and if not, I reckon a higher proportion will fall in the band 5 range, so it should be better :)

Hehe, well at least it's over and done with now... 2 exams down!!! 4 to go :), in 9 days, after my physics exam finishes, then it's the end of torture and beginning of happiness :D IPT tomorrow!! :(

I found the images question pretty easy... Since it's only asking us to explain how different experiences are conveyed through images... BTW, my set text was "Inside black Australia", which was a couple of poems composed by Aboriginal poets, and it was quite easy since I only needed to...

For module A- images I wrote 6 pages... For module B- close study of text I wrote 6 pages also. And for module C- Texts and society, I wrote 5 pages. Although the higher the quantity might make it look as if you know more, it's not necessarily true since those who write 7 pages might've...

Yea... it's really unfair for those students that are willing to do their best in standard english, just because a huge proportion of standard students don't try as hard, it's unfair to scale down their marks just because of other people...

I second that winston... I answered the Macbeth question for close study of texts.... I was surprised at the broad range of answer we can give out... Hey maybe thats a good sign! :) Board of studies is taking it easy on us standard students :D

Don't you people think BoS might've purposely gone easy on us standard people? I feel that the questions were much easier than previous years, and that they allowed a broad range of responses. Especially with the Macbeth one, I was so surprised at the question in the way that it offered so...

3:13.... the only 1 still awake? :mad1:

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I think knowing 2 is sufficient.... They have never asked to "refer to at least 3 other texts of your own choosing"....

Yay... none of my modules are there.... Way to go for Macbeth, RAW and images.... :D

Study hard fellas... We need english standard to scale good this year :D :rolleyes:

I'd say I'm 66% ready.... need to revise on Macbeth...:chainsaw:

This question came up in the 2002 paper as question 17... It says that the data type under "available after hours" as "boolean"... Now can anyone give me a definition for "boolean" it's nowhere to be found on textbooks.. Also thanks in advance.

Roors: I found this site after searching in google http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Hall/1410/lab-Project-04.html It's not really all that helpful but that was the best I could find...:(

Thanks for your response guys :). Now I get the idea :o

68% here.... But I managed to crawl up to 70% cause I was bragging about how I got marked wrong for something I thought was right... I came 1st surprisingly and the 2nd mark was 54% and the rest failed with the lowest mark being somewhere between 10-20% lol.

Can someone please explain to me about the answers in Q10 in the 2001 HSC exam and Q5 in the 2002 HSC exam? Q10 in the 2001 exam asks: Which graph best shows how the current through the motor varies with speed? And the answer is A, which shows that as the current decreases, the speed...