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I'm not over it
July 17, 2008
1:08 AM
'Don't cry because it's over. Smile because it happened.'
Dr Seuss
Chinese "O" Level listening comprehension was broadcast live on symphony 92.4! Good Luck for the exams. As the classical musics played, I was trying to calm myself down. I was usually panicky and decided that there was a need to be calm. This later on will take a wrong turn......
It was soothing to hear Disney classical musics such as Pinocchio being played on the radio. 3pm was soon approaching and the examiner gave out the paper and checked our identification cards.
I was wondering if other people tuning into this channel would be able to have a piece of Chinese literal text being read to them. Soon before long, it all began. It will soon take a turn for me.
I was being too calm and failed to realise that the time was soon running out.
It was an HONEST MISTAKE.
I guessed I should be nervous and calm at the same time during the exams as it may do good for me. This would prevent me from day-dreaming and taking my own sweet little time to complete the exam scripts. I should not have taken a long time to decide an answer. I should not even be wishy-washy about it and choose it quickly.
It was my dreaded DOWNFALL.
I had stomach ache during the exam. What made it worse was realising that I only have one and the half minutes left to decide on my answers. I shaded the PCAS based on my instinct.
My heart dropped and stopped. It restarted again and was back alive, beating harder than ever. It was as though I had a heart attack and got high blood pressure all of a sudden.
I continued shading despite the stoppage time. I was lucky to have completed shading. However, my heart was not eased. I was fearful of failing.
What's done is done.
Mr. Yang told us the answers. It was very close. I wished the luck was on my side this time around. Hope that the results coming out in August will be satisfactory. B3!
Fingers are crossed.
Dr Seuss
Chinese "O" Level listening comprehension was broadcast live on symphony 92.4! Good Luck for the exams. As the classical musics played, I was trying to calm myself down. I was usually panicky and decided that there was a need to be calm. This later on will take a wrong turn......
It was soothing to hear Disney classical musics such as Pinocchio being played on the radio. 3pm was soon approaching and the examiner gave out the paper and checked our identification cards.
I was wondering if other people tuning into this channel would be able to have a piece of Chinese literal text being read to them. Soon before long, it all began. It will soon take a turn for me.
I was being too calm and failed to realise that the time was soon running out.
It was an HONEST MISTAKE.
I guessed I should be nervous and calm at the same time during the exams as it may do good for me. This would prevent me from day-dreaming and taking my own sweet little time to complete the exam scripts. I should not have taken a long time to decide an answer. I should not even be wishy-washy about it and choose it quickly.
It was my dreaded DOWNFALL.
I had stomach ache during the exam. What made it worse was realising that I only have one and the half minutes left to decide on my answers. I shaded the PCAS based on my instinct.
My heart dropped and stopped. It restarted again and was back alive, beating harder than ever. It was as though I had a heart attack and got high blood pressure all of a sudden.
I continued shading despite the stoppage time. I was lucky to have completed shading. However, my heart was not eased. I was fearful of failing.
What's done is done.
Mr. Yang told us the answers. It was very close. I wished the luck was on my side this time around. Hope that the results coming out in August will be satisfactory. B3!
Fingers are crossed.
Labels: Honest Mistake
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