Recent content by fly8

on the bright side, i just completed a rubiks cube. Ahhaha excitement..

good luck my friend, hope for the best. you need sleep for your brain to function, unless you are one of those people.. that work fine.

it's a drag.... i'm over it, i can't be bothered to study, and my trials start tomorrow. (paper 1). i just want to finish it...

either they ignore your second one, or if they are nice enough, they mark the better one. But they might get annoyed at students who don't "READ" the question properly. But it's doubtful they will deduct marks, it's just that you'll have a less in-depth analysis of your other texts cause you...

true, i brought upon myself a pack of tim-tams. I ate 2 in first 30seconds.. then hate half and put it away for later.. 30 seconds later, had the innate need to finish that alienated half. i didn't want to leave him incomplete. yeh, not even hungry.

not trying to be mean, but i imagined you as an oompa loompa..

yeh i know but i got 10/15 for it, not too bad for a rushed last minute desperation essay. but if anyone else is looking for discovery related of discovery/change, and finds this thread, this is what i used: Wislawa Szymborksa - Discovery (poem) Theodor Suess Geisel(Dr. Seuss) - Green Eggs...

mmm..but wat differenciates an essay which has been altered to that of a newly written one?

thanks for that, so what basically, i shouldnt go in with a pre-prepared essay? is there a way to alter the pre-written essay? because all the people ive asked (whom finished hsc) told me that all i have to do is change the intro and conclusion. and well, yeh im in year 11 so i want to...

my essays for an AOS essay so i ahve 2 related texts, um but isnt it fine if i just change my topic sentence/thesis and answer the Q cosntantly throughout my essay? that way i can memorise a premaid essay basicallly.

Hey, uh i was just wondering, because i dont know how to change my essay according to the essay question i get. well yeh, that was the question, what do we change? do we change the thesis? topic sentence?

Hah, this might not have a long term effect. BUT if your on the verge of sleeping, like your eyes are getting heavy as and cant keep them open. What i do is like go to the fridge, get something metal/glass like etc, a sauce bottle, or a can of drink. and like press it against your eyes, and...

yeh well, i enjoyed going out like every possible chance in year 10. during sc aswell. :L but the big jump shows the difference between the students who tries really hard, to the meh students. and then the uh-oh students. i stand around the meh's

HSC. illiterate people.

vector lines - which when some object directs your vision to some other point for example: if there is someone pointing in a direction, you look at where it was directed. focal point: it's what grabs your attention straight away.