Personality question (3 Viewers)

[dance2urownbeat]

Stalin to me was almost the equivalent of Hitler.

Trotsky without Lenin is like Robin without Batman NOTHING lol

ah for some reason during trotsky i had to keep reminding myself to write trotsky instead of hitler...ahh i did it last and was soo over it haha. and i talked about hitler in conflict in europe so maybe that's why i was used to writing hitler...ah i duno!

It was like, wtf guys. A YEAR OR MORES WORTH OF WORK FOR AN HOUR AND FIVE?!
*face plam*

only the guy next to me left with about half an hour to go i think. and he had also gone to the toilet so he was obviously just wasting time...it was kinda offputting, coz i was writing like a nut and he was sitting there just twisting his pen around for a while.

 

[inter108]

haha yeah pretty much why allan bullock's book is useful

hahaha... isaac deautcher: "trotsky held the sword, lenin the wip"
can't use the sword if you don't know where to stick it

Shimmy shimmy go go xD

 

[jeckooo16]

oh n for historical context did that mean like talk about u know the for instance the russian revolution in 1917 but place like trotsky's personal history e.g. his roles etc with it..coz thats all i did if that makes sense

 

[sonyaleeisapixi]

'St Leo's Catholic College', as 't were

A somewhat urbane catholic school (as above) in metro Sydney.

How did you place in your grade?
I came first, but as you said - and without sounding too arrogant - everyone else was fairly dodgy. I'm poor with exams though. I always do well in orals and essays, as I hate studying.

You look exactly like a friend of mine!

I duxed my grade internally - came first in all my subjects save general math - hoping to do so externally too.
Same sit with me as well, outside of my friend group everyone else is just average. My friends are wicked clever though.


Really? Weird, I get that alot for some reason. Apparently I have quite universal facial features. My friend reckons I look like Maggie Gyllenhall or however you spell it.

 

[sonyaleeisapixi]

ah for some reason during trotsky i had to keep reminding myself to write trotsky instead of hitler...ahh i did it last and was soo over it haha. and i talked about hitler in conflict in europe so maybe that's why i was used to writing hitler...ah i duno!



only the guy next to me left with about half an hour to go i think. and he had also gone to the toilet so he was obviously just wasting time...it was kinda offputting, coz i was writing like a nut and he was sitting there just twisting his pen around for a while.

I HATE IT WHEN PEOPLE DO THAT
and when I asked for more booklets everyone would look at me and I was like, btwfuckyou.
XD

 

[inter108]

ah for some reason during trotsky i had to keep reminding myself to write trotsky instead of hitler...ahh i did it last and was soo over it haha. and i talked about hitler in conflict in europe so maybe that's why i was used to writing hitler...ah i duno!

did you do all the questions i did?

I done Russia (a)

Trotsky Obviously

Conflict in Europe (b)

gay question tbh

 

[lucidassembly]

Civil war consolidating communism HERO

Got owned by Stalin LOSER

HI FIVE

Yeah, same here

I said he was predominantly a winner (November 1917, Civil War, great organiser and orator, MRC/Red Guard leadership, etc), and his earlier successes established him within history. Then, I kind of discussed how during his gradual deterioration and failure (refusal to defer from his 'permanent revolution' theory, power struggle with Stalin, exile), he was still a prominent part of history because his successes had already cemented his position as an infamous revolutionary.

Pretty ok question I think.

I'm insanely stupid though... my 10 mark section was actually a little longer than the 15! I hope I still said enough for the last part... I was kinda running out of time

 

[dance2urownbeat]

HI FIVE

BRONSTEIN?

what about mr lev?

 

[inter108]

what about mr lev?

I wrote Leon Bronstein.

I could'nt remember Lev Davidovich Bronstein?

that's wrong eh markers don't care hope fully.

 

[Zephyrio]

Yeah, same here

I said he was predominantly a winner (November 1917, Civil War, great organiser and orator, MRC/Red Guard leadership, etc), and his earlier successes established him within history. Then, I kind of discussed how during his gradual deterioration and failure (refusal to defer from his 'permanent revolution' theory, power struggle with Stalin, exile), he was still a prominent part of history because his successes had already cemented his position as an infamous revolutionary.

Pretty ok question I think.

I'm insanely stupid though... my 10 mark section was actually a little longer than the 15! I hope I still said enough for the last part... I was kinda running out of time

Blame the examiners who would be so kind to students and write "historical context" in the question. Dw, hated this question too.

 

[nirvanafreak02]

I'm insanely stupid though... my 10 mark section was actually a little longer than the 15! I hope I still said enough for the last part... I was kinda running out of time

lol dw i did that too... only coz freaking trotsky lived for wayyy too long... stalin should've just axed him in 1928, or even 1925

 

[sonyaleeisapixi]

Blame the examiners who would be so kind to students and write "historical context" in the question. Dw, hated this question too.

Qft, lol.
I was like, OH COME ON
Are you just BEGGING for kids to go off on tangents?!

 

[dance2urownbeat]

I HATE IT WHEN PEOPLE DO THAT
and when I asked for more booklets everyone would look at me and I was like, btwfuckyou.
XD

haha ah i got 5 extra booklets and the two girls in front of me kept putting their hands up for more too so i didn't feel too bad! i'm so sick of filling out a million booklets when everyone else has left though haha.

did you do all the questions i did?

I done Russia (a)

Trotsky Obviously

Conflict in Europe (b)

gay question tbh

haha we did the exact same questions! my direct competition! haha. um i thought russia was quite gay. i just talked about random events and policies and kept throwing in "so this different vision led to this..." haha ahh it was such crap! do you know anyone who did the 5 year plans? maybe if you knew them inside out but otherwise... and i kinda liked conflict. i mainly talked about the lead up to the pact, like abyssinia, spanish civil war, collapse of league of nations -> britain and france sat back and opted for appeasement -> russia became heeps disillusioned and signed the pact basically. i was like 'yeh the pact was significant, but you have to assess its significance alongside all these other events i know about' haha.

 

[sonyaleeisapixi]

haha ah i got 5 extra booklets and the two girls in front of me kept putting their hands up for more too so i didn't feel too bad! i'm so sick of filling out a million booklets when everyone else has left though haha.

i was the only one who asked for moar
=[[
/loner

 

[inter108]

Yeah, same here

I said he was predominantly a winner (November 1917, Civil War, great organiser and orator, MRC/Red Guard leadership, etc), and his earlier successes established him within history. Then, I kind of discussed how during his gradual deterioration and failure (refusal to defer from his 'permanent revolution' theory, power struggle with Stalin, exile), he was still a prominent part of history because his successes had already cemented his position as an infamous revolutionary.

Pretty ok question I think.

I'm insanely stupid though... my 10 mark section was actually a little longer than the 15! I hope I still said enough for the last part... I was kinda running out of time

Did you copy my test like that's exactly what i wrote.

But i got 2 pages for 10 mark and 8 pages for 15 meh works out i think

 

[Zephyrio]

Qft, lol.
I was like, OH COME ON
Are you just BEGGING for kids to go off on tangents?!

I ended up writing about Albert Speer's whole life. (Basically). I mean, 'coz his historical context extends through to the war, through to 1981 when he died. That's his historical context. :rofl: Thanks for a crap question.

 

[dance2urownbeat]

I wrote Leon Bronstein.

I could'nt remember Lev Davidovich Bronstein?

that's wrong eh markers don't care hope fully.

eh i don't think you'll be marked down for writing leon bronstein lol. he's stupid for changing his name anyway! i'm always like "leon trotsky was born lev bronstein in october 1879..." sounds silly.

 

[sonyaleeisapixi]

I ended up writing about Albert Speer's whole life. (Basically). I mean, 'coz his historical context extends through to the war, through to 1981 when he died. That's his historical context. :rofl: Thanks for a crap question.

hahaha I was the same for Leni sort of, added some crap about her dancing post ww1, and the context of nazism and .. god i dont even remember.

so tired!

 

[inter108]

haha ah i got 5 extra booklets and the two girls in front of me kept putting their hands up for more too so i didn't feel too bad! i'm so sick of filling out a million booklets when everyone else has left though haha.



haha we did the exact same questions! my direct competition! haha. um i thought russia was quite gay. i just talked about random events and policies and kept throwing in "so this different vision led to this..." haha ahh it was such crap! do you know anyone who did the 5 year plans? maybe if you knew them inside out but otherwise... and i kinda liked conflict. i mainly talked about the lead up to the pact, like abyssinia, spanish civil war, collapse of league of nations -> britain and france sat back and opted for appeasement -> russia became heeps disillusioned and signed the pact basically. i was like 'yeh the pact was significant, but you have to assess its significance alongside all these other events i know about' haha.

Silence i kill you rofl

That terrorist ringtone xD

 

[dance2urownbeat]

Silence i kill you rofl

That terrorist ringtone xD

waaaat...?

also, short stack = soo good are you a coastie too then?