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MYE2006: No more Chemistry and EM PII, EM PI next

Monday, May 08, 2006


Chemistry and Elementary Mathematics is over now too. that means it is 3 days to the light at the end of the tunnel for 3/1, 3/2 and 3/5.

all classes except 3/5 are slogging for tomorrow's physics now while I am typing this post. we are such a fortunate bunch.

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Chemistry paper is pretty easy at first, but it gets harder with every passing question and section. and I did not realise Sulphide is Sulphur which resulted in me losing 4 marks because I cannot figure out how to draw SO3.

passing should be know problem, just how well I pass. hopefully can be at least 60. the most I want to fail is 2 subjects...

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E Maths Paper 2 is actually rather simple also, but because I failed to study everything thoroughly and did not actually refresh my memory at the last moments before the paper which resulted in me being unable to do quite some questions.

I am really disappointed with myself for this though. I thought E Maths was easy, but I guess I underestimated it and did not put in enough effort.

since paper 2 is so simple, paper 1 has got to be some hard shit from outer space. and I actually failed to get the marks for Paper 2!

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Paper 1 will be two days later. I will read through the exam papers and five year series this time round to see what will be appearing and not be as unprepared as Paper 2.
posted by Desmond, 7:41 PM