Mood:
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Can't believe it's the hundredth post already. Well, actually there should be a little something for you readers out there (if there's any, that is. It seems to me that all of my frequent readers are extinct now, gone forever and never will leave a comment anymore...), but, you know, I'm still in the period of examination. Pfft.
So, let's get a summary of what happened this week done.
Monday, 4th October 2004
The first paper, Malay. Arrived at school at around 7.10, with
The paper was pretty ohkay. Of course there was some head-scratching and slumping, but, yeah, (hope) I managed to do okay. Essay writing was fine too, but who knows how the examiners mark. A good essay in my point of view might be a grade D for the examiners. :S Let's just cross fingers, I guess.
Tuesday, 5th October 2004
English paper. Perhaps the easiest paper to score? I dunno. Anyway, reached school at the same time, and same people gathered around to discuss, but I didn't really read/discuss anything. Because my friends unceasingly fed information to my already packed brain.
So the plural for cactus is cacti. First paper was pretty easy (I'm not the only one who think so) the second was...something new. We had to write a talk and an article. Not the usual exercises we did in class. Nevetheless, I think we managed to do it. After all we did know the format from our BM exercises.
Wednesday, 6th October 2004
The day's discussion was more intense. Almost everyone had a book in his hands. I only read from the Last Minute Notes. I was telling everyone the subjective paper is going to be easy, since this is the first time they are implementing subjective questions to our exam. Hell was I wrong.
The objective was okay, apart from one or two (or more, depends on the situation) silly mistakes. But subjective was a real killer. For a moment I thought I was going to leave the one of the questions blank. Never thought they would ask us to draw APPARATUS FOR EXTRACTING THE STEEL FROM ITS OXIDE. I was like, whoa, bulgebulgesweatsweat. 'Twas crazy. But luckily I figured out the solution just before the time's up. That teaches me not to underestimate the government's frame of mind and its willingness to perform cruelty on the students' tender ones. On a brighter note, Geography, which was in the afternoon, wasn't as hard as I expected it to be.
Today, 7th October 2004
Discussions back to normal state. Today was Math and History. Math, okay, History, tough. The latter required us to think much, in my opinion. I forgot some of my facts, and therefore some regrettable mistakes were made. I could do better, if I had the motivation to study the whole textbook in detail. But I'm content I didn't get that much mistakes. But, what the heaven, the exam is not done yet and here I go being content.
Tomorrow, 8th October 2004
...is the Malaysian Idol Final! And I'm going Genting to watch it!!1 Thanks to Kok Hou! But of course, before that, I have my Living Skills to be endured. So yea, one last paper before I can declare freedom. Oh yes, I can't wait for the last second of it. Emmm..yummy.
So there you have it. A week's worth of update! =D
I miss the comments.
--SOCT
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Updated: Thursday, 7 October 2004 5:18 PM JST
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Updated: Thursday, 7 October 2004 5:18 PM JST
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