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When a question asks how the narrative voice (of an unseen text) shapes the representation of a human experience, what are some good techniques to use? I generally opt for tone, sentence length and if they use colloquial or formal language, but sometimes I feel they're not very strong. Thanks in...

If an athlete sprained an ankle, would the assessor determine from STOP that it's a sprained ankle, the player should be taken off and RICER implemented or would TOTAPS be necessary in this situation too? Thanks if anyone knows!

Can anyone explain why evidence can be ineffective in the criminal trial process? Or possibly any media articles/cases that show this? I've been searching for ages 😭 thanks in advance

Are typing or hand writing notes generally more suitable for biology and geography? Are there a lot of biological/geographical diagrams required in year 12 content, therefore making hand written easier or would it be fine either way?

Is there any sort of technique in this line? "Then must you speak of one that loved not wisely but too well"

Okay so I am contemplating moving into standard english once year 12 begins (next term). I have a few questions and if anyone can provide some insight it would be much appreciated: Is the analysis generally easier? I find particularly with Shakespeare, the texts themselves and the analysis to...

I have to write an essay on Shakespeare's examination of human flaws in Othello/how they're a key aspect to the enduring relevance of the play. So far I've come up with two flaws I feel would be easy to discuss and provide examples for... BP1 Jealousy BP2 yet to be decided... BP3 Trusting -...

We have to discuss how Shakespeare has constructed his villain and there's a plethora of techniques, but I can't seem to pick out the best one to answer the prompt (I've already chosen quotes from other acts to support my answer, but am struggling with this act). I was wondering if anyone could...

I've been told that up to 30% of prelim content in maths is tested in HSC, but I was wondering if that 30% is kind of recovered/more so a foundation to concepts taught in year 12 or if prelim content is quite literally in the HSC?

If I showed my principal the below image from the NESA guidelines and made my case, do you think I may be able to change subjects? The recommended cut off date wasn't even that long ago (end of last month) and it says "Normally", and does not explicitly say no changes can be made now?

For Biology, I have to create a Depth Study focusing on an area of research from previously studied Module 2 (Organisation of Living Things). I was thinking of researching "How does the shape of cells affect the exchange of substances?". However, I am unsure how exactly to test this? I was...