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HSC English Trials Past Papers AND Marking Guidelines

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HSC English Trials Past Papers and Marking Guidelines
Want to practice your english skills before the upcoming trial exams?

This is the best resource you will find online! The new syllabus has only been in effect for over 2 years, so it is very difficult to find papers that are relevant to what you have been studying in class. We have collected a number of past papers from different sources and will continue to add more as we find them!

Download the HSC English practice papers (Both Standard and Advanced) attached to this post and let us know how you go!

Advanced English Paper Two-Independent Trial 2009

Standard English Paper Two-2009 Independent Trial

Paper One-2009 Independent Trial

Paper One-Area of Study

 

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    1. Hi Josie, if you check the Board of Studies Website you will notice that you have access to all of the past papers which detail a comprehension section, creative writing section and finally an extended response essay section.

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