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Here's a Word document with a variety of possible questions for Part C of the Practical (Oral) examination. There's even space in the boxes to write the best answer you can think of!

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In the extended writing portion of your exam, you will be asked to write two different types of texts. This document gives you an example of each text type you may face.
Use this as reading practice! Make sure you can read and comprehend all of these samples. If you come across any vocabulary you don't know, highlight it an search it later!

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This is an independently produced question bank created by AISWA Languages (http://aiswalanguages.ais.wa.edu.au).
Don't be stressed out by the mass of questions they have created, they merely wished to cover every possibility. Remember, the interview is a maximum of 15 minutes, in which you'll hopefully do most of the talking.
We will go through these questions in class and practice as often as possible to ensure you feel comfortable with your answers.
I do not recommend memorising set phrases or sentences, as it shows a lack of fluency to the interviewer.

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This is a copy of the written examination paper from 2015. The weighting of each section has changed since 2015 so ignore that. The audio files for the listening exam can be found at http://wace1516.scsa.wa.edu.au/further-resources/past-wace-examinations/japanese-second-language
In your own time, read through the exam and answer the questions at whichever pace you are comfortable with. This practice will make you accustomed to the style of responses required of you.

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Have a quick look through this marking key to make sure you understand what is expected of you in the oral examination.

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This is what you will see when you sit down in your written examination.
DON'T FORGET TO WRITE YOUR STUDENT NUMBER. Don't let those 2.5 hours go to waste. The second page shows you a suggested break-down of your time according to the marks given to each section.
I recommend that you use 5-10 minutes of your preparation time to familiarise yourself with the listening questions. You don't want to be speed reading them as you're listening- it leads to simple mistakes.

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This is the booklet you must take with you to the oral examination. If you misplace it, feel free to print a new one.
This must be given to your supervisor before you go for your interview.
Don't forget to fill in your student number.

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This is an official SCSA document outlining the requirements for your Oral (Practical) Examination. A break-down of this has been included in your study guide.

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This document shows a sample written exam, including listening, reading, responding, and writing. It does not include the audio files for listening, just a transcript.
It also contains the marking key for each section.
I advise setting yourself a time limit to complete the reading, responding and writing sections at home in test conditions. Once you have done this you may bring it to school for me to mark if you wish.
More information can be found on the SCSA website http://senior-secondary.scsa.wa.edu.au/syllabus-and-support-materials/languages/japanese-second-language

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Attached is the syllabus for this course. It breaks down all of the required knowledge for the exam, with example sentences and explanations of text types.
If you are unsure of how to structure a writing task you have been given, this will help you.
If you would like to know what the expectation is for an 'A' student, this will tell you.
More information can be found on the SCSA website http://senior-secondary.scsa.wa.edu.au/syllabus-and-support-materials/languages/japanese-second-language