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If you can, try and avoid MIF as your base. I feel like Cambridge as a base rather than a supplement might've helped me. I mean, I found Pearson sufficient for Chem and Phys...tbh I was never really drawn to the In Focus books.

Math and Science are the only acceptable ICAS comps. Everything else is a wannabe

Maybe give Ascham and Normo a try?

Damn bruh. I'm in the same sinking boat :confused:

Bro istfg...I'm actually in pain tryna fuckin push my dead-ass class to revise for the HSC. I message one classmate who isn't particularly the brightest, doesn't pay any attention in class, and spends all his time on his phone, something along the lines of "How do you normally study for exams?"...

Yeah, that's what my tutor advised. Personally, it was enjoyable to revisit filmic techniques, as it had been a while since I'd done them, and because it's certainly easier than a book.

The Color Purple (film) was a nice and easy related text that I did with 1984.

Context is always important, as it will add depth to your response. If you can integrate it with your analysis, that would be optimal.

yes.

Do nothing. Enjoy not being in Year 12 while you can >_<

Yikes...

This is a challenge for me as I suck at English aha... Onomatopoeia in "There was a bang of the gavel" Personification as the light is "unforgiving" I guess hyperbole in " I was used to being invisible"

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I don't have an answer to your question...but from a fellow low-ranked school...decent 👌

Honestly, I'm disappointed in your friend. Without a doubt, you should deny his request. However, you can help me if you're up for it ;)

Good questions...commenting so I can find an answer too lol As for your first question, why limit yourself to one or the other?

Yeah definitely revise and make sure you know the general content prior to a trial paper. What I found was that after completing a trial paper and identifying what questions I got wrong/couldn't do at all, helps to strengthen weak areas that are otherwise difficult to identify. So for example...

Well sounds like you got a lot to do, like most people lol. I think you'd have to divide your tasks by the number of days, giving a fair amount of work across the days (e.g. one day of hard Bio work can be accompanied by some easy, fun Math). Literally, sit down, and write out all the tasks you...

Oh no you poor thing

7 back-to-back exams starting week 2 :D Fun.