finality wrote: » I have one for literary genre! omg soulmates
YeaaahFaoiSin wrote: » No need. Waste of time :pac:
rkeano5 wrote: » My teacher advised strongly against that, particularly if it's in red.
skyscraperblue wrote: » I've never done this quotes-in-a-different-colour thing. To me it detracts from the flow of the essay, both for me writing it and for someone else reading it. But it's personal preference.
reznov wrote: » Unrecommended proceduree unless you're quoting paragraphs.
galwaymusic wrote: » Are you allowed to change the colour of pens for quotes? For example green or black?
PictureFrame wrote: » NO. That'd really infuriate an examiner and it's a big waste of time swapping from pen to pen in my opinion! What i've always done to make my quotes stand out is use this method (and it makes the essay look extra long :P)We see Polonius' cynicism regarding young love and human relationships when he utilises animal imagery to describe how Hamlet: 'Walks with a larger tether' He also says how he will: 'loose his daughter' Maybe it's a bad idea but I always skip lines! Polonius babe, please be on the paper :P
Eathrin wrote: » What so you condense your essay into a number of letters in your head?
finality wrote: » I actually learnt off one or two for JC history. :L I preferred acronyms though, I had one for the buildings in some type of monastery, "cacrids" and I still remember what it stood for... I love acronyms
Wesc. wrote: » Afaik, globalisation is essentially the same as colonialism, you just focus a wee bit more on how Brazil adjusted to the world economy. But your answer on colonialism should be perfect!
randylonghorn wrote: » I'd agree, as someone who corrected English HL for a couple of years.
PictureFrame wrote: » Guys for the Option Essay in Geography (Geoecology) does anyone know if a Diagram counts as an SRP? I was talking about how Plant have adapted to the Soil of the Tropical Rainforest and drew a Soil profile of a laterite and labelled the horizons, trail of nutrients when leached to B Horizon, dark upper O horizon, parent material C horizon and that? Merci beaucoup!
finality wrote: » yes. my literary genre essay is sdsdsfncm :P
fizzyorange wrote: » Hey lads. Could anyone give me a really simple definition for translation in the protein synthesis part of biology?
Patchy~ wrote: » I've been confused over this lately - if it says the impact of colonialism can you say that it made it hard to adjust to globalisation, then talk about it? And if it says adjustment to globalisation could you say 'it had to recover from colonialism, whose effects were...'? Such a handy question but so ambiguous!
Boeing777 wrote: » RNA --> Protein :L
fizzyorange wrote: » A1. :P
Wesc. wrote: » That's exactly what I do yeah, but I've about 18 SRPs in my answer so I should definitely get full marks. Just for globalisation I say one extra thing about Brazil adjusting to new trade routes, and I leave out the fact that they were exploited as a source of raw materials. It's fine sure!
Patchy~ wrote: » My JC Irish teacher made one and it was "fap", and she'd always make us say them with 'a lot of jizz!', and she'd literally be at the top of the class going "Whats point number 10? Think! Think! FAP!" :pac: :pac:
Patchy~ wrote: » ...I thought you were like 19! :pac:
PictureFrame wrote: » We see Polonius' cynicism regarding young love and human relationships when he utilises animal imagery to describe how Hamlet: 'Walks with a larger tether' He also says how he will: 'loose his daughter' Maybe it's a bad idea but I always skip lines!
Martin_94 wrote: » How much do you write when your explaining a point in business, lets say for a 20 mark question (so 4 points). How much would you write, two or three sentences? Also could someone please tell me when you put in examples. Thanks.
Patchy~ wrote: » Would you mind explaining how to link them? :P I looked in the Sue Honan book and she just kind of launches into it but it seems irrelevant My books not the best either!
PictureFrame wrote: » For a 20 marker in Business you do 4 points @ 5 marks each. The 5 marks are broken down into: 1 mark- Name, 2 marks explain, 2 marks example. You always put the example at the end of the statement you've made. All together i'd be doing 5-6 lines for every 5 marks. So about 3/4's of a page for a 20 marker!
Diamondsandrose wrote: » I'm certainly leaving this thread soon. :cool:
