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this option was bloody hard... damn u BOS!!! -- on another note -- I AM THRU WIT THE HSC! :) :) :) party on

hoping 80, more likely mid 70s

congrats carson, saw ur work at ur artshow, verycool good luck on final cut

dc10 - i love ur bow, good luck!

nomination here also, totally random and unexpected, teachers didnt give me confidence http://www.pbase.com/canoodle2/art

how easy was that?

In consideration here :) at least thats a bit of good news for the HSC.. now the wait till december for the final cut... and the uai.. more tension!!

1. D 2. B 3. A 4. B 5. B 6. D 7. A 8. B 9. C 10. A 11. C 12. A 13. C 14. D 15. C

Agree with Almost There, Headmistress birthday, starting early at least did away with that distraction, just. ...couldnt wait to get right into that gorgeous exam after all... Almost There --> Jill-e?

Abbotsleigh adv eng 2u maths biology senior science pdhpe visual arts

ext 2 english doesnt have an exam does is? just a mojor project.. my friend that do ext 2 sit the advanced paper as well as the ext 1 paper...

7,7,7 - 8/9 words per line ADV English is over !!

3, 3 , 8 i think

#12 woohoo, so over this hsc tho... sigh

yep abbotsleigh is too

89 average was 60

no problem janetix djfadz, no idea about title for urs something ambiguoous usually works well, or ironic or a pun maybe mines a choice between 'hush this' 'quiet please' and 'perfect world' i dont know, teachers are probably going to come up with something better than me!

different readings of his poetry are important, just that different interpretations are possible ie. the critics, mentioning actual critics names isnt really necessary, i havent ever so far

i neever read it but ive discussed it in class and thats all the knowledge i have, lets see how that fares me in my results :S

paper 2 abbotsleigh trial mod A: discussion between a jane austen expert and a modern film maker, about the transformation of emma into clueless mod B: straight essay on john donne - can be viewed in different ways or something mob C: speech on representation of power at a convention