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Meh, I don't know really. I mean I dropped about 5 or 6 marks on one question on circles because I know b*gger all about circles, but the rest of it wasn't so bad. Infact most of it was good. Except one question where it goes 'prove r^3 is 1/64' so I go 'ok' and somehow prove r^3 is 64. Couldn't for the life of me work out where I was going wrong but I was close. Ought to get one of the marks for that.
Oh, managed to con anyone out of 20,000 meat yet?
Oh, managed to con anyone out of 20,000 meat yet?
Well you obivously already learnt the stuff on the 2nd test so revision wasn't needed.
Weird isn't it, you do craploads of revision for an exam, go in and realise that craploads was nowhere near enough, so you feel disheartened and don't do much for the next one because you know that whatever you do it won't be enough. So you go into your next one having done maybe 4 or 5 hours over the past week and then find that it was easily enough and you were very comfortable with most of the questions.
Also weird that the first paper was meant to be the easy one.
And thank God for trial and error in the absence of the right formula.
What's also weird is you take a p*ss just before you go out and then 10 minutes into the exam you feel the urge again...
Also weird that the first paper was meant to be the easy one.
And thank God for trial and error in the absence of the right formula.
What's also weird is you take a p*ss just before you go out and then 10 minutes into the exam you feel the urge again...
JFH wrote:
> Silent Thunder wrote:
> Chemistry results in: 17/27: B. Yey.
>
> Not bad. I have a chemistry test tomorrow, not an exam, just a
> teacher assessment thing. Then I have a history test straight after
> it. I'm so lucky being tested on electrolysis and 'international
> agreements between the wars' all in the space of two hours.
I have an exam today. A real exam :(
And it's an inset day. That sucks.
> Silent Thunder wrote:
> Chemistry results in: 17/27: B. Yey.
>
> Not bad. I have a chemistry test tomorrow, not an exam, just a
> teacher assessment thing. Then I have a history test straight after
> it. I'm so lucky being tested on electrolysis and 'international
> agreements between the wars' all in the space of two hours.
I have an exam today. A real exam :(
And it's an inset day. That sucks.
Hi WLT #5!
What fun!
Silent Thunder wrote:
> Chemistry results in: 17/27: B. Yey.
Not bad. I have a chemistry test tomorrow, not an exam, just a teacher assessment thing. Then I have a history test straight after it. I'm so lucky being tested on electrolysis and 'international agreements between the wars' all in the space of two hours.
> Chemistry results in: 17/27: B. Yey.
Not bad. I have a chemistry test tomorrow, not an exam, just a teacher assessment thing. Then I have a history test straight after it. I'm so lucky being tested on electrolysis and 'international agreements between the wars' all in the space of two hours.
I can't think of anyone that generous.
Bob_The_Moose wrote:
> Ooh ooh, do you have a toaster by the way?
> You can sell toast almost instantly for about 300... god knows why,
> but people buy it.
As a matter of fact I do have a toaster..didn't know they sold for so much. In need 20,000 more meat and I can buy a shop...maybe if someone could give me 20,000...
> Ooh ooh, do you have a toaster by the way?
> You can sell toast almost instantly for about 300... god knows why,
> but people buy it.
As a matter of fact I do have a toaster..didn't know they sold for so much. In need 20,000 more meat and I can buy a shop...maybe if someone could give me 20,000...
My mouse is dying :(
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