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Creative Writing
To get top marks, students are to organize, develop and communicate their ideas by using sophisticated language appropriate to purpose, audience and context. If the question asks to compose a short story for a children magazine, use words that are familiar to children. If the question asks to compose a news report, be formal and don't use slang terms. ![]() This part of the website will be focusing on writing a short story. Nothing can help you learn to write if you don't read short stories. In order to prepare for this section, read as many short stories as you can and take note of the style. Analyze how the author had used small words for great effectiveness. Pay attention to how characters are developed, how dialogues are written, and how plots are structured. Inspirations can hit you anytime so take notes. If you are making it up on the day of the exam, brainstorm on a blank page. Then do more brainstorming about the concept of Belonging. What does it mean to you? How is it portrayed? You may consider doing our Belonging Exercise in the Area of Study tab. Remember to stay away from the obvious and be creative until you are confident your idea would hit the examiners in the face. Organize your thoughts into a plan. Determine the order in which the events take place. Give traits to your character that are believable. And follow the steps of having an exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. If you need more help, feel free to visit another link in our website. There are tons of tips, advice, services, etc. to help you! Or you can just add Jesse on Facebook.
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We are a website dedicated to help Year 12 students sitting the HSC English Course. We offer many resources and guides such as Belonging Related Texts, Creative Writing, and more! Remember, prepare well and you will do well!!







One of the sections in the HSC English Belonging (Module 1) exam is creative writing, which is to demonstrate the student's understanding of the concept of Belonging. The piece of text is to be written for a particular audience, purpose and context. Students may be asked to write a narrative, a feature article, an interview, a speech or a report.




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I quite like the site, and I will be using it again in the future.
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anyways thanks for the little help..!
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I esspecially love how people from sutterland and parramatta are trying to hook up via hsc website. Maybe we can all write about this as our creative writing peice in T3? I think so!