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I'm doing history at the mo'. Extension class Russian history. Doing pretty well with the questions, apart from this;

2. Does Russian history consistently demonstrate that the country is a law unto itself?

What on earth does this require to me do?

Read the examiner's mind. If you don't and get it wrong you'll be downgraded.

Cheat.

The answer is obviously: True

There you go

I'm doing history at the mo'. Extension class Russian history. Doing pretty well with the questions, apart from this;

2. Does Russian history consistently demonstrate that the country is a law unto itself?

What on earth does this require to me do?

It's a simply "yes" or "no" question. Maybe you should just answer it. :)

Wasn't there a big sticky about NS IS NOT FOR HOMEWORK!!!!!


And I think the question is fairly simple. Does the government consistently consider its own existence/safety/wealth more important than the welfare of the people? And does it think it is above the law?

That's how I interpret it, anyways.

Offer sexual favours.

Read the examiner's mind. If you don't and get it wrong you'll be downgraded.

Really? I though you were supposed to make shit up that sounds plausible enough and the examiner will give you high marks.

I believe the question is there to be answered. I'd pick yes or no and then defend it.

Is asking the professor for help that big a deal?

What does this require you to do?

Use what you've learned about the course to generate your opinion and outline it in a brief point-by-point argument for your case.

Kinda like the rest of history, really.

Does asking the professor for help that big a deal?

FLAGRANT GRAMMAR ERROR

Baleeted.

Write an essay arguing both positions and then pick one in your conclusion. That way you include the maximim amount of information and have still answered the question.

If you want to hedge your bets, I still say offering sexual favours is the ticket.

sleep with the professor.
That should get you top marks.

FLAGRANT GRAMMAR ERROR

Baleeted.

I wasn't paying attention to what I was typing. I fixed it a bit to make it better understood, so relax.

I wasn't paying attention to what I was typing. I fixed it a bit to make it better understood, so relax.

Hmm... you don't watch Homestar, do you?

I'm doing history at the mo'. Extension class Russian history. Doing pretty well with the questions, apart from this;

2. Does Russian history consistently demonstrate that the country is a law unto itself?

What on earth does this require to me do?

Answer a question with a question. Does any major country's history consistently demonstrate that the country is a law unto itself? The answer, of course, is yes.

I'm doing history at the mo'. Extension class Russian history. Doing pretty well with the questions, apart from this;

2. Does Russian history consistently demonstrate that the country is a law unto itself?

What on earth does this require to me do?

Choose the answer that you think will piss the teacher off more and defend it using strong supporting evidence.

The correct answer, however, should be apparent, given Russia's history.

Hmm... you don't watch Homestar, do you?

Afraid I don't know what you are talking about. :)

Afraid I don't know what you are talking about. :)
:eek:
Gah! Now I don't know if you're being sarcastic or not?!one *runs away* You win!

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Gah! Now I don't know if you're being sarcastic or not?!one *runs away* You win!

Ok, I went to wiki and came up with this:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homestar

Is this it?

Ok, I went to wiki and came up with this:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homestar

Is this it?

Well, that's the main character, but you should look at this:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baleeted

to know what I was talking about.

sleep with the professor.
That should get you top marks.

A good theory and yet Laurie Foreman was flunked despite sleeping with her professsor in the popular sitcom "That 70's Show".

I'm doing history at the mo'. Extension class Russian history. Doing pretty well with the questions, apart from this;

2. Does Russian history consistently demonstrate that the country is a law unto itself?

What on earth does this require to me do?

Read the material, books, class notes, etc. then think, think some more, and answer the question in essay form.

Well, that's the main character, but you should look at this:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baleeted

to know what I was talking about.

Ah. The clouds are parting and things are becoming clear. Thank you. :)

Ah. The clouds are parting and things are becoming clear. Thank you. :)

:D