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clearly not you *rolls eyes*

Tort

see, that could be a good or a bad thing...

uh..... yeah it would lol

Connie you are the ultimate lawyer hahaah just never be on defence counsel in Criminal matters PLEASE

lol I remember coming home after the Modern exam and thinking 'What quotes do I have to learn tonight?' and not having any :D that was the best! I can get back to reading actual books!

then why say 'scaling of the EXAM' *duh*

I don't know why they just didn't give us an 8-pager for both Speer and Germany..... even the ppl who left after 1.5 hours filled those 4 page booklets. And the rest of us had to wait for the BOS ladies to run (haha) and get those other 4 pagers to us. I had 5 booklets for my National...

yeah 6-Day War Q was good! but if I hadn't studied that in-depth, I'da been stumped for the Peace Q

correct me if I'm wrong.... The easier an exam is, the better people will do in it.... *duh*

Plus I actually put in historiography and sources, as opposed to the Trial

if I don't get 90+ I'll be very surprised, but that will get hammered back severely

I studied two areas in-depth - German Society/Culture and the 1967 war for Arab Israeli so what do they ask?? I think this exam will be scaled very badly this year - just compare the WW1 sections

same here.... although the stuff they tend to ask for Weimar is usually 'leading' into the Nazi period. Isn't there only one bulletpoint in the syllabus on Weimar? *prays for something involving the social structure of Germany*

What subjects do you think the questions will cover? I'd really like to know if anyone else thinks it will have something to do with social life under the Nazis, because looking at the last two years...

geez about a third of our year does Geog

yeah I did (Jamberoo Recreation Park), as well as Bali, New York and London I think

There is a hell of a lot to learn in an Historial Period as opposed to a Society, but if you're planning to write an essay on a Society syllabus point, you have to know about that area really indepth.

I wrote 9 for Crime 13 for Family 9 for Workplace each 8-10 words a line (I fitted 'Children and Young Persons (Care and Protection) Act 1998 NSW on one line) The family response is the longest essay I have ever written in an exam

I'm talking more 4-5 ;) The two extended responses were the best I've ever done - but you'll hear me cheering if I get Band 6