Oh yes! Exams are over…
Todae I have had my English, E.Maths and Chinese listening comprehension exam…
I should sae that I am quite satisfied with my maths. As for my English…I think it should be alright too. Actually I planned to use an hour to finish up the comprehension section and spend the forty minutes on my summary. However, instead of following the plan I have used up an additional ten minutes on doing the comprehension and left with only thirty minutes with the summary. I do think that the points that I have picked up for the summary is not enough but what to do I can’t add any more, I couldn’t think of any more points for it. Well it’s also a matter of time. I don’t have enough time for it. What I hope to get for my English paper is a B3. It’s rather not a high expectation to it but I do think that this is my first step in order to achieve a better result next time. It’s no use setting a high goal which u will definitely not able to achieve. You are just cheating to yourself. Well, this is what my teachers usually tell me… Haha. Yes, be more practical! by the way, I am not worried about my maths. Why? This is mainly because I do think that this paper is quite easy. I do think that I could score well for this paper. Unless… I made silly mistakes which I think I usually did. Never mind be more careful and know your mistakes are what makes a person improve to be a better person. For Chinese listening comprehension I have 100% confidence in getting a 100%. It is rather easy. I don’t really like the speaker having put to its highest volume facing directly at me. I am sitting on the second row and the volume is blasting loud. Well I can’t complain either. It’s simply just because it’s a hall and it need to be echoed though the whole hall or else others will then complain that they could not hear properly. Who are the ones suffer than? Of course the ones who are sitting in front. Their ears must really get used to it or else… failed the exam will be next. I couldn’t believe I have written so much todae… oh yes I have started reading the book “The Da Vinci Code” well I should say about this book. It’s indeed a very fascinating book. The choice of vocabulary used in this book will definitely bring someone into the new world of the book. It’s relatively bombastic and yet it’s understandable. It talks a lot about the mysteries of the codes. I would suggest my friends to take a look @ this book. Oki don’t be afraid of its thickness… good books don’t usually be thin. Well, can’t say this either, like the book “Tuesdays with Morrie” and “five people you meet in heaven” these are good books but they aren’t thick at all… don’t judge a book by its cover!