Hey guys I'm just wondering, will you be marked harder if you use a thesis in an essay that is similar to a past question in the hsc in order to answer the question given? Like what if you really answered the question but proved it through your thesis which was coincidentally the year's before question?
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A 'THESIS' question (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter rayy_bann
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to make myself clearer, for this years Module A:texts in time question, I answered the question using a whole lot of context information as well as values and beliefs within the different contexts of the compers. But to show how these contexts where 'accentuated' , my thesis took influence from a past paper.
acemusic415
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I did what you do, but technically I don't think they can mark you down for doing so, unless you haven't sufficiently answered the question. But besides that, I think you should be able to get away with it but don't take my word on it.
acemusic415
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I mentioned identity a couple of times but it was under my exploration of the human condition. Didn't mention disruption at all though.