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2023–2025 main examinations · 46 indexed questions and separately marked subparts · both English papers, with printed prescribed-text alternatives. Showing 6 sample entries; trend percentages use this sample only. Official result percentages describe the published exam cohort.

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2025 · Paper 1 — Texts and human experiences · Q13 marks

Creative processes in memoir

Texts and human experiences

Explain textual meaning · Section I

2025 · Paper 1 — Texts and human experiences · Q24 marks

Family relationships and identity

Texts and human experiences

Explain textual meaning · Section I

2025 · Paper 1 — Texts and human experiences · Q34 marks

Changing experience in poetry

Texts and human experiences

Analyse language · Section I

2025 · Paper 2 — Modules · Q1(a)20 marks

Richard III / Looking for Richard · textual connections

Textual conversations

Comparative extended response · Section I · Optional question

2025 · Paper 2 — Modules · Q2(a)20 marks

Emma · ending and tensions

Critical study of literature

Extended text analysis · Section II · Optional question

2025 · Paper 2 — Modules · Q3(a)12 marks

Image-centred narrative composition

The craft of writing

Original composition · Section III

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Marks and question references are cross-checked against official NESA mapping grids. Topic labels follow those grids; short index labels and skill groupings are ATARMAxxing analysis. Percentages describe indexed printed marks, including any alternatives, rather than future probabilities. NESA did not publish usable question-level cohort averages or incorrect-answer percentages in the reviewed sources. The 2019–2026 English prescriptions remain applicable; choose your prescribed text.

Classification: English Advanced Stage 6 (2017) · applicable to HSC 2026. Each question is counted at the separately marked subpart level. The source questions and stimuli remain in the authority's original documents.