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Well you need critical stuff for the critical study- so thats a bit more to know.

Yeah- its a hard one- im mostly worried about if it is a theme based question- like continuity and change or something gaaah!

enzymes- Maintaining. You use crushed liver, and whole liver and look at the variations when polymerase is poured on it- i think, this was alooooog time ago- im actually surprised that i remember it

i havent done it either! Im like ughhhhhhhh

Germany: -War Machine -Indoctrination by Nazis Indochina: -Impact of US foreign policy on Cambodia -Role of Vietcong 1954-1975 WW1: -Versailles -Western Front- something obscure about warfare OR soldier's attitudes....

that didnt make sense- i mean i cant write 1200 in 40 mins when i practice.....

i cant get my essays below 1200 words and i seriously cannot write all my model essays in 40 minutes- i mean how do people get into enough depth.....? I do about 5-6 pages (a4), how many booklets is that?

Well I think that W/O is straightforward, and easy and interesting:) No need to get upset;)

Did you know that one year, in old hsc, a text which had been taught at a few schools did not have a question on the hsc and BOS wouldnt give considerations.

Actually- can I take a look at your w/o notes, i can give you all mine except the themes- which im so screwed for. I was really sick for that and everyone's notes for it were weird-like they discussed to learm it instead of writing....

What L,D,MC are you using for W/O?

Remember that the question is always general because the same thing is applied to every focus study- if you look in the hsc youll find that, haha i only noticed it now because our teacher had just given us questions for a variety of places so i never had a whole exam to look at- so they won't...

Hi! Am I the only one her doing IPs? I was just wondering what L, C, M and D people are using. I had mine all figured out except it feels like I keep on bordering on HR in my notes..... Thanks:)

okay- ive been talking to an hsc senior marker today and she marked my practiice essays with those in it an she said what i did was at least band 5/6. i havnt explained it that well there okay. don't take things too literally, there is a lot of underlying meaning in the poems, read them as...

haha - don't worry- i hate it tooooo

use: -breakfast at tiffany's (the movie) -times they are a changing- by bob dylan- deals with resistance to change, generational change -Sky High or The Door- they are quick to learn

arls- i do heaps better in ext than in modern too- its weird! I actually think that ext is heaps easie! ahha- everyone thinks im nutso

are you set for crime and law and society- because i can email you my notes if you like... but i assume you have them from the text, but im happy to do naything to help.

sturts dreaming essentially says the same thing as the door through much more subtle means- it says to embrace change as the consequences of not changing are negative- humans in their environment is ironic-as is my place- in that people who resist something are usually the thing they are...

and dude- over a 1000 word is more than average anyways