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Using extra writing booklets is fine, but is there really any need to use a second sheet for the human rights section? I mean, the REASON they give you a set amount of space is because you can answer it adequately in that space and get full marks. Unless you have extremely huge writing, i don't...

you would know if you got the answer right or wrong cos they publish the answers in the standards package - albiet a long time away. Laz tell us the answer already! You should know, you know everything - don't you?!!!

LoL this is so silly. You can tell the type of argumentative debators this subject attracts! Ahhh this happened last year and the BOS had to put TWO correct answers, i can't believe they did it again. PS - vote 1 CONTRACT LAW

....See, us people who dont do consumer wouldnt know what the hell your talking about. Whether you can have a contract with a manufacturer or not is irrelevent to us - the BOS should know we wouldnt know that, which means it cant fairly be the deciding factor. Without KNOWING all the relevant...

I think MAYBE the word "manufacturer" was irrelevant in this case - wait before you bite my head off! ...See, in law and society you learn about tort and contract law to a limited extent, but not as far as having to know the difference between a manufacturer and a vendor and who can be sued...

For question 2 i got (A) For question 10 i got (B)

is everyone writing giant or something? i wrote non-stop and i could only manage 8, 9, and 10, which i felt adequately covered everything (except crime - damn crime)

It was ok - except crime. Hey - atleast they weren't specific with the essays! *phew*

Its one mark! far out. i think its contract cos we DO learn about both contract and tort in the syllabus, so the disadvantage thing is a load of crap.

I put down contract law (which im 100% sure is right) and i put down "by courts applying domestic and international law" which i think is right too. whats the point in arguing anyway, we'll see when the answers are published who is right.

The crime scenario was a killer. I knew as soon as i saw it that my chances of getting band 6 just flew out the door. FAR OUT i'm pissed off, because i knew domestic crime so well, and not one of my cases or acts had anything to do with damn international crime. How did you evaluate the...

As i've said before, if you are clever and articulate enough with your knowledge you can easily fit it in and get 25/25. if you NEEDED more room they would GIVE you more room. isn't it obvious?

I barely quoted at all, mainly paraphrased or threw in a name here or there that i knew sorta related to the topic. You don't have to directly quote, just show you know some sources and their reliability.

Don't worry too much about the social status question a. cos everyone struggled the markers will be more lenient than not b. it was only worth 5 marks so at worst you still wouldn't jepordised your ability to get 90+ I found it ok. I have no idea really, the questions were alright but...

The reason they give you an answer booklet with a set number of lines is because if you are articulate and clever enough, you should be able to fit all the necessary information for full marks within the space they have given you. If you needed to write more, they would obviously give you more...

I'm sure they didn't literally mean you could only have "books" at a book launch. It was a stupid choice of words, but then underneath they said use your TEXTS (not specifically books) so that should've let everyone know you could use anything. Also, because i studied "My place" and you're...

Yeah ancient's heaps stressful, because with the essays you have to learn a WHOLE syllabus with atleast 20 possible essays, and then they only ask you two, so it almost feels like a waste of time. I mean you could be the best on the roman military, know everything about it, be a band 6 student...

Are they most likely NOT to repeat something from 2001 and 2002? So we can basically rule out a short story, feature article and letter? Like everyone has said, that leaves speech, interview, discussion, diary entry.

I am so worried about ancient and legal exams (thursday and friday) that i keep forgetting i have to go to school between now and then and sit the english ones! English doesn't even feel like an exam, just an annoying waste of my time for a few hours, interupting my study time for ancient.

I re-word the question, and mention the issues i'm going to talk about. Like in an english essay you'd introduce your "thesis" and name the texts you'll be discussing.