My own sample exam responses (1 Viewer)

[SonicYouth]

does anyone know/have any clueless/emma or king lear information/sites that could help me out? *stressed*

thanks in advanced

 

[matty fwd]

hey minai, the hamlet link seems to be dead :S .... any help??

http://www.flatface.net/~minai/Hamlet.zip

 

[m1tch]

dude not one of those links work

 

[bored6]

dude not one of those links work

Dude, I concur.

 

[Shadose]

Last Activity:
8 Aug 2007, 7:47 AM

I guess he's inactive for a while

 

[PoppyJoy]

yeah, everyone is telling me page wise, but i wanna know word wise...i.e how long should my prepared essay be?

You should be able to write 1000 words in 40 min.
Dont prepare more than 1200, because unless you're a crazy writting machine you'll run out of time to finish well and a strong conclusion is vital.

Another way of looking at it is to write 20 x 50. (20 paragraphs of 50 words)

 

[kingnothing999]

I have scanned and uploaded the essays I roughly based my responses on for the 2002 HSC Exam. I reckon these are Band 6 responses, since they got me 93 as an exam mark.

Changing Self: My Place
http://www.flatface.net/~minai/AOS.zip

Module A: Transformations - Hamlet/R+G Are Dead
http://www.flatface.net/~minai/Hamlet.zip

Module B: Critical Study - John Donne
http://www.flatface.net/~minai/Donne.zip

Module C: Powerplay - 1984
http://www.flatface.net/~minai/1984.zip

heyy, um the links to your responses doesnt seem to work. Would you be able to fix it so I can have a look.
thanks

 

[danz90]

You guys should remember... the HSC Writing Booklet lines are massive.. when I compared my school's writing booklets with the HSC ones... one line of the HSC writing booklet could fit two lines of what I wrote in my school's writing booklets. In other words, in the HSC.. I should be able to write double what I can.

In 40 minutes I can write about 4-5 pages.... which should hopefully become 6-8 pages in the HSC writing booklets.