Class of 2025 (2025 HSC CHAT) (28 Viewers)

[lolcti]

english is always that subject which u have to be naturally good at tho like u just cant improve within a few weeks ... #cooked

No ur so smart

 

[gossipgirllll]

No ur so smart

are u being sarcastic

 

[gossipgirllll]

i lowkey forgot this website existed after trials finished lol

 

[lolcti]

are u being sarcastic

No I don’t lie, I’m being genuine

 

[gossipgirllll]

No I don’t lie, I’m being genuine

 

[killer queen]

has anyone done the 2022 bos chem trial? please tell me it was really cooked i think its the first time i didnt get to the end of a chem paper (i was nowhere near the end cause there was bloody 38 questions)

Okay I did it (finished 40 min early bc it was so hard) and I got 51 ahahaha
like two dumb mistakes but I literally could not do any of the last questions at all

 

[C2H6O]

I got 51 ahahaha

 

[KellyMc]

Yo, MH ppl how would u answer this q?
To what extent was ideology significant in the transformation of Soviet society under Stalin?

Just off the top of my head this is what i'd frame my paragraphs around:

- Propaganda and censorship.
- The belief in eliminating all opposition.
- Repression and terror through purges and show trials.

These transformed Russia by creating a climate of fear and a system of loyalty that allowed Stalin to consolidate absolute power, standing alone in the Politburo by 1929.

 

[Snoopy:)]

i recommend not writing full essays but doing scaffolds so that u have exposure to many questions

That is actually really smart thank you!!!

 

[Snoopy:)]

Just off the top of my head this is what i'd frame my paragraphs around:

- Propaganda and censorship.
- The belief in eliminating all opposition.
- Repression and terror through purges and show trials.

These transformed Russia by creating a climate of fear and a system of loyalty that allowed Stalin to consolidate absolute power, standing alone in the Politburo by 1929.

Yes but dont forget a paragraph on how ideology did not help.
For example talk about socialism in one country, instead of trying to spread communism worldwide.
Also how people still pushed back against him (ie people hiding food from collectivisation (although that might have been the Bolsheviks I don't remember lol)).

 

[qweeosh]

(ie people hiding food from collectivisation (although that might have been the Bolsheviks I don't remember lol)).

you remembered correctly, collectivisation technically started in 1928 due to the grain production crisis which would be under the Stalin's time as leader.

 

[erin_4school]

Just off the top of my head this is what i'd frame my paragraphs around:

- Propaganda and censorship.
- The belief in eliminating all opposition.
- Repression and terror through purges and show trials.

These transformed Russia by creating a climate of fear and a system of loyalty that allowed Stalin to consolidate absolute power, standing alone in the Politburo by 1929.

what about economic (collectivisation + industrialisation) cause it also transformed soviet society and was influenced by Marxist-Leninism (col) and SIOC (indust.)

 

[killer queen]

My friends got 30s and 40

bro it was so hard tho

 

[C2H6O]

My friends got 30s and 40

bro it was so hard tho

yeah i swear 2020 bos trial was like normal difficulty though this was a massive ramp up

 

[reniiiblaseee]

9 days 14 hours 35 minutes till paper 1..

 

[lolcti]

My mod C is so cringe, cliche and embarrassing i wanna change it so baddd but it got 20/20 both in trials and at2 so idk if I should change it but its going to haunt me for life

 

[bigupsanky]

9 days 14 hours 35 minutes till paper 1..

yo ngl i feel like i haven't done shit for the hsc im fried

 

[bigupsanky]

My mod C is so cringe, cliche and embarrassing i wanna change it so baddd but it got 20/20 both in trials and at2 so idk if I should change it but its going to haunt me for life

cringe = A range

 

[JacquesPieface]

Surely they don't ask a Soviet foreign policy question for a third year in a row...

 

[tilds.m]

Surely they don't ask a Soviet foreign policy question for a third year in a row...

they literally love soviet foreign policy its the worst one to write about too