ATARMAxxing · VCE English as an Additional Language revision notes
Turning the exam title and a single stimulus into a controlled text
Using stimulus and the given title
What this note covers
- Exactly what Section B gives you and asks for
- Reading the title as a constraint, not a theme
- Choosing between three stimuli in three minutes
- Four ways to integrate a stimulus so the join does not show
- Locking down purpose, audience, form and context before you draft
- A workable timeline for the hour, and what to do in the last five minutes
- How Section B is examined, and what separates a top-band script
7 sections · 12 key terms & formulas · 6 common mistakes
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