i am starting to get worried about my exams, especially when i realise i have forgotten a majority of my bio and math. math especially, cause math is something that requires constant practice, something that i have not been doing. so imagine the horror and shock when i realise that sec 3 math is tested, and i have practically forgotten my sec 4 term 1-2 work, much less my sec 3 math. so i guess i'm practically screwed.
but not all hope is lost. i still have say, 9 days to brush up on my mathematic skills, minus the days i have to factor in for the studying of other key subjects, ie biology. see biology is another head buster. i have sec 3 and sec 4 work to revise for, and most of it is head knowledge. meaning my head is going to have a very hard time cramming all that knowledge in.
also, i have history. history, contrary to popular belief, is more than memorising dates and facts, and Sung Nila Utama. history is analysis, something that i possess, as proven by the previous blog post. however, there is still a certain degree of memory work that has to be done, and considering that there is a grand total of 20+ tutorials, that is a lot.
now of course geography. fun as the subject is, it is a subject that you cannot, i repeat, CANNOT smoke. smoke of course meaning "throw smoke", not the cancer-inducing act. and geography requires a thorough understanding of the subject matter, something that i have lost touch with over the past 8+ months of slacking.
and the worst part is that my exam schedule is very tight. considering that i am taking triple humanities subjects, triple science, i have exams every day, some days stretching till 12.35pm. this is of course unlike others who do not take triple humanities. so when i'm taking my history paper, people are mugging for biology. when i'm taking my geog, they are mugging for their math. and when i'm taking my literature paper, they are at home playing their @$$ off.
in short, i'm damned stressed, and i'm quite screwed.
posted @ 9:36 PM |