Which Texts Are You Doing? (Stimulus+Prescribed+Related) (1 Viewer)

[easy target]

Stimulus: Ivory Trail
Prescribed: Lime Tree and Frost at Midnight
Related: Fight Club

 

[khonti1]

prescribed- crossing the red sea, immigrants at central station
bos- journeys over land and sea
supp. Leunig "mr curly transports wayfaring pilgrims
article from The Age "Haunted by a Horror Journey"

 

[s2indie]

Prescribed - Crossing The Red Sea, Migrant Hostel and Immigrants At Central Station

Stimulus - The Road Not Taken

Related - Sky-high by Hannah Robert and Breakdown by Jack Johnson

 

[$hiftyIceQueen]

Prescribed: Peter Skrzynecki's "Immigrants at Central Station", "Feliks Skrzynecki" and "Migrant Hostel".

Stimulus: journey to the interior.

Related: some gay newspaper article

Prescribed - Crossing The Red Sea, Migrant Hostel and Immigrants At Central Station

Stimulus - The Road Not Taken

Related - Sky-high by Hannah Robert and Breakdown by Jack Johnson

why do you both have 3 Skrzynecki poems? dont we only need 2?

 

[jamiedumas]

were told in advanced to cover ur ass, thats why most ppl have 3, so if u get into shit in the essay uv got sumthing to fall on.

 

[call.me.pep]

personally i think most ppl in standard are doing "ivory trail" as their stim. its because every1 has been told not to do "the road not taken" cause its 'taking the easy way' so standard ppl have tried to work around it. but still in some previous hsc papers i have practiced... the road not taken is an ideal text to use. so this year i think more ppl will do ivory trail then the road not taken

ne way...

stim: journey to the interior
pres: enders game
rel: movie called "the sea inside"

 

[lissamaher]

Prescribed: Migrant Hostel, 1949-1951, and Immigrants at Central Station, 1951
Stimulus: The Road Not Taken
Related: Forrest Gump

 

[Dr_Doom]

Prescribed: Migrant Hostel, 1949-1951, and Immigrants at Central Station, 1951
Stimulus: The Road Not Taken
Related: Forrest Gump

Same as me except I'm doing Dust on my Shoes by Peter Pinney.

 

[Guernica]

Crossing the Red Sea & Migrant Hostel

Blood on the Tracks & The Road Not Taken

The Wizard of Oz & Interstate 60.

 

[maskd]

Prescribed: Samuel T Coleridge - This Lime-Tree Bower My Prison & Kubla Khan
Stimulus: Robert Frost - The Road Not Taken
Related: Harry Potter & The Goblet of Fire (Movie)

 

[wallaby2]

Prescribed: Crossing the Red Sea, Immigrants at Central Station
Stimulus:Wind in the willows (Road not taken if absolutely necessary)
Related: Standy by me

What you guys reckon of them?

 

[fishy89sg]

why are so many people NOT disclosing their related texts? i dont understand. is there an underlying message i missed?

 

[sophieadele]

Prescribed: The Tempest
Stimulus: The Road not Taken
Related: Australian Summer (short film) and The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis

what do you think? im doing imaginative journey by the way

 

[s2indie]

why do you both have 3 Skrzynecki poems? dont we only need 2?

My teacher told us 3. She has a thing for 5 texts. :rofl:

 

[xx__savannah]

Prescribed - My Place
Stimulous - Journey to the Interior
Related - Life As A House movie

 

[zedzed]

prescribed - crossing the red sea, feliks skrzynecki
stimulus - the wind in the willows
related - a film and a feature article

 

[Armic]

Prescribed - The Tempest
Stimulus - Journey to the Interior
Related - The Scree by Paul McDermott (Short Film) and Portrait Of The Artist As An Evolving Landscape (Surrealist Painting) by James Gleeson

Didn't realise this til' now, I picked two related texts by Australian composers...

 

[ashsha]

prescribed: Skrzynecki- Immigrants at central Station
stimulus: Robert Frosts- The road not Taken
Supp: Bandit Queen

ok now i feel realli dumb doin the road not taken :'(
lols seeing as allthe standard kids are doin it... i guess if i do it realli well i wont have aprobelm
letshope


Good luck every one
Ash

 

[fungie]

Prescribed: Crossing the Red Sea & Immigrants at Central Station, 1951
Stimulus: The Road Not Taken
Related: Motorcycle Diaries (film) & Immigrants arriving to Sydney, 1966 (photograph)