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Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Today was very interesting indeed. Periods 1 and 2 were dedicated to the calculus investigation task. Although I finished it in slightly less than 1 period. My teacher then went 'oh, you've finished?! Do you want to hand it in?' and I went 'Hmm... No'. I was still drawing on my test paper. Haha. I wasn't the only person who finished early though. Everyone finished by 5 minutes before the end of period 2. It wasn't a very difficult test. Lit, on the contrary, was an ABSOLUTE NIGHTMARE. It was a general consensus that NONE of the 4 questions we could choose from made any sense. Some people apparently spent 20 minutes trying to choose a question, and another 10 just writing an introduction. My intro was painfully short (about 6 lines), so I'll be happy to pass... Right after all this panicking was... More panicking. Physics test, which was deceptively easy but WASN'T. TD is very, very evil indeed. Well, I finished 10minutes early for one, but I doubt that helped to eliminate any careless errors. Lunch was fun! CD did remember our pies, although I didn't think he would! And he thanked us for going, and asked us how many years we did it for. I've only done it for 2 years in this school, though I did it once in Corpus (the old, crappy school). CD asked which school I went to (he thought I went to Rossmoyne, which is quite a renown public school). Then he asked if I did Have Sum Fun (the euphemistic and deceptive name of the competition: IT WAS NOT FUN AT ALL) at Corpus, and I was like yeah... Once. And Shashi quipped 'oh, was that the fluke year that they won?' and I went 'Gee thanks, Shashi'. Then applic maths. CD actually got our tests marked! And he wasn't very happy with how the class did... He was grumbling away about the careless and stupid errors we made because we didn't listen to what he'd been telling us all year long. And it so happened that my test was the first one in the pile. So he went '-grumble grumble- don't listen to me' and I was going 'ah crap'. Then he handed the tests out, and said to me 'well, that doesn't apply to everyone'. I actually did very well! 53/56, which was quite surprising, considering how I didn't really study for it the night before as it's only worth 1% and I couldn't quite be bothered. And the only marks I lost were those that he was being really pedantic with. Bah. Chem was fun. VB was marking her year 11 (1 year younger than us) tests, and giving a live commentary on them at the same time. She was giving people 1/6 or even nothing for the last question, and reading off their total marks, though she didn't say their names. Someone got 18.5/40. Bwahahahaha. It really was quite funny, though I was starting to get worried that she might do the same for our class... And I should be studying for tomorrow's chem test. Except that I'm tired after the 3 assessments today, and am half asleep. The brother's car alarm went off at 4.30 in the morning, dragging me painfully out of dreamland. I shall reply to the tags, then shower, then I will REMEMBER TO CLIP MY NAILS (or claws, or talons) for piano tomrrow and practice piano (which I have not done since Monday. Woops). 9:18 PM
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