Class of 2025 (2025 HSC CHAT) (28 Viewers)

[Benson714]

Oh shit you had a languages exam no wonder why

 

[Reasonabledoubt]

You do eald or english studies? I thought all english exams start at the same time

i said i have 2. exams. today. that means i did english in the morning and the other one finished at 4:10pm.

 

[Benson714]

i said i have 2. exams. today. that means i did english in the morning and the other one finished at 4:10pm.

Yeah mb English makes you dyslexic sometimes, yk

 

[Trial&Error]

This gonna be like the stimulus or some shit and I'm like wtf do I do with this

i personally think images are easier cause you can just pretend you analysed it a certain way and force it to fit with your memorised piece. Like you can take it either literally (a path and grass and stuff) or figuratively (pathway, life, etc, etc)

 

[Benson714]

Ayo NESA is located on Level 4, 117 Clarence Street, Sydney NSW 2000 and our office hours are 8:30 am – 5:00 pm Monday – Friday.
If they give some shitty questions, raid the building lmao

 

[C2H6O]

guys if I dropped a subject reallyyy late (like during trials) and its been finalised, is it supposed to be removed off my exam timetable on students online or does it just not update there?? cos I did that with extension English but its still on my students online hsc timetable?

they did this with my engineering earlier in year 12 after i dropped it, id check with your year advisor or principal to make sure they dont think youre gonna sit it, it was a quick fix for them so should be fine as long as they know asap

 

[Benson714]

i personally think images are easier cause you can just pretend you analysed it a certain way and force it to fit with your memorised piece. Like you can take it either literally (a path and grass and stuff) or figuratively (pathway, life, etc, etc)

Fair enough. Tbf I'm hoping it won't be like the CSSA 2025 trial where they specified imaginative and you need the quote IN THE PIECE

 

[bigupsanky]

This gonna be like the stimulus or some shit and I'm like wtf do I do with this

black and white with the worst contrast ever watch

 

[bigupsanky]

bro fuck robert gray my hand hurts and im unable to grasp this guy's quotes

 

[Reasonabledoubt]

our final time studying for eng

 

[erin_4school]

how many paragraphs do u guys have for ur reflections?

 

[erin_4school]

our final time studying for eng

crying in EE1, but its so much better than adv so its chill + i have a 7 day break b4 it

 

[reniiiblaseee]

how many paragraphs do u guys have for ur reflections?

two

 

[bea777]

wait did you guys write on the last line of the writing booklets? cause the page number is there and i was so confused

 

[hellokitty48920]

wait did you guys write on the last line of the writing booklets? cause the page number is there and i was so confused

nah I usually dont

 

[yourbestfriend]

in the mod b rubric it says students "evaluate the perspectives of others" does that mean we need critic perspectives on our text and could they ask a question on this?

also what would you write for a eliot question about "text's composition and reception". composition would refer to the form and context i think, but what would i write for reception?

 

[ilikemomo]

in the mod b rubric it says students "evaluate the perspectives of others" does that mean we need critic perspectives on our text and could they ask a question on this?

also what would you write for a eliot question about "text's composition and reception". composition would refer to the form and context i think, but what would i write for reception?

HELLO YES U NEED MINIMUM 2 CRITIC QUOTES!!
n reception would be the modernist audience

 

[Eggyegg]

in the mod b rubric it says students "evaluate the perspectives of others" does that mean we need critic perspectives on our text and could they ask a question on this?

also what would you write for a eliot question about "text's composition and reception". composition would refer to the form and context i think, but what would i write for reception?

Reception would just be how the audience (Eliot's and our contemporary) one perceive and understand the text- so how has context affected their interpretation?

 

[Trial&Error]

in the mod b rubric it says students "evaluate the perspectives of others" does that mean we need critic perspectives on our text and could they ask a question on this?

also what would you write for a eliot question about "text's composition and reception". composition would refer to the form and context i think, but what would i write for reception?

I don't think they can specifically ask a question on critic quotes, but you need to include them to elevate your response.

Reception will be about its textual integrity and how, due to its composition, it's forever relevant and relatable

 

[C2H6O]

SMH article for today’s exam is out.. and ig we now know who all the guests are