mark H
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Yeah exactly - I faked some stuff for the English trialsGolden Rule: Make sure your Shakespeare quotes sound Shakesperian.
I'm talking about High schoolI would highly recommend against this at a university level.
Yeah exactly - I faked some stuff for the English trialsGolden Rule: Make sure your Shakespeare quotes sound Shakesperian.
I'm talking about High schoolI would highly recommend against this at a university level.
I still recommend against it.I'm talking about High school
I totally agree with you, I fake quotes/techniques for related texts only.Yep faked it for my ORT for belonging - it was a real text too. I just couldn''t remember the exact quotes. 14/15
I wouldn't fake quotes for prescribed texts though.
Ding ding ding we have a winneri have a friend that makes up stories for related texts for english. never got caught and decent marks. if you go to an english exam and totally mind blank...make it up. and in business she makes up case studies for fake businesses. its funny
but for my sor trial i couldnt remember my quotes exactly so just wrote the jist of them and where theyre from and it was fine.
i think for hsc they have so many papers and so little time that they dont care very much unless its bleeding obv uve made it up
You mean 'A thief hath ravaged thou abode and hath taketh my iPad and monies'. But yeah, if I marked something like that, I'd laugh.Though, you might get marks for the lulz if you put: "ZOUNDS! A thief hath ravaged mine home and taken my iPad..." or something. (just joking)
Never ever do that. Ever. If you're good enough to make up texts and quotes, you're good enough to read texts and quotes. It's actually more difficult to do well with a made up text. If you end up doing comparatively well by making up texts - think how much better (and about the same amount of effort) you could have done by reading a text and analysing that.i have a friend that makes up stories for related texts for english. never got caught and decent marks. if you go to an english exam and totally mind blank...make it up. and in business she makes up case studies for fake businesses. its funny
but for my sor trial i couldnt remember my quotes exactly so just wrote the jist of them and where theyre from and it was fine.
i think for hsc they have so many papers and so little time that they dont care very much unless its bleeding obv uve made it up
That's really not good, since they HAVE the question in front of them?I have to admit, in Advance short answers - if I can't find a technique in a quote then I would manipulate it so there is one.
OMG I laughed hardcore.That's really not good, since they HAVE the question in front of them?
Well isn't school about testing your creativity.Don't do it. Ever. Even in high school. The point of an assessment is to force you to learn things and actually study your course, not to test your ability to make stuff up.
They would have to sieve though the text and after marking through a few exams, slightly lose focus. looolThat's really not good, since they HAVE the question in front of them?
No.Well isn't school about testing your creativity.
Nah. Leave that for uni (maybe), or the workforce.Well isn't school about testing your creativity.
lol my whole business class does this. Our teacher tells us we can, as in the hsc their only looking for the application of business theory to a real business, made up or noti have a friend that makes up stories for related texts for english. never got caught and decent marks. if you go to an english exam and totally mind blank...make it up. and in business she makes up case studies for fake businesses. its funny
but for my sor trial i couldnt remember my quotes exactly so just wrote the jist of them and where theyre from and it was fine.
i think for hsc they have so many papers and so little time that they dont care very much unless its bleeding obv uve made it up
they're*lol my whole business class does this. Our teacher tells us we can, as in the hsc their only looking for the application of business theory to a real business, made up or not
My related is a film so the good thing is that i can emphasise stuff like quotes to make them more adaptable to the question.Don't even think of doing this.
English teachers read a lot.....you'd be surprised as to how much they know. It can be scary sometimes. Lol