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They're actually both a lot of work for 1 unit subjects. History ext is quite different to ancient/modern history in terms of the content, while I think english ext is the same basic principles in advanced, just more in depth. I prefer english ext but I guess it's just up to you in the end :)

Actually, a lot of people do well (+95) without having maths. What a shame for you that english isn't also the "most beautifulest" thing ever. How unfortunate for you that it's compulsory.. probably makes *your* chances over getting over 95 lower than someone who doesn't do maths.

If your essays are already "perfect" and you understand the modules well enough to adapt it to the question, what is the point of memorising? It seems like a waste of time to spend your study time remembering essays which you will most probably have to deconstruct anyway.

I wrote exactly the same thing as you! I thought I did it insanely wrong but it makes sense now yey.

So you didn't include anything about the Indigenous people? I think you're right, but I think there were also other ironic parts of the poem as well.

I said something about the irony in the Europeans thinking that the Aboriginal people were "pointing excitedly", and how the Europeans thought they were doing them a favour because it said "It felt noble and good" or something like that. I had no idea..

I know .. but still, it was like *zero* effort.

Re: which one? economics,legal studies,society n culture or community n family studie CAFS is way easy & insanely boring (I dropped it as sooon as I could). Some parts of legal are good although there are a lot of legislation/precedents to learn which can get a bit tedious. Economics is...

Is it available online?

Re: Previous people who have did the HSC People who have *done* the hsc maybe?

I ordered mine from amazon