The joy.
And, well, to be more serious- the horror.
Exams started on Tuesday and I am officially more then half way through.
My timetable looks something like this:
Tuesday [3rd]- Political and Legal Studies
Wednesday [4th]- English Lit and then History
Thursday [5th]- Human Biology
Friday [6th]- Maths
Monday [9th]- Chemistry
And you know what, this timetable actually does look okay. I have enough time [or I hope I will] to study and rave and rant for chem, and all the essay subjects are out of the way first, the ones which literally tell me what's on the exam before I head in.
Unfortunately, not quite so.
For P&L, I answered a total of 5 questions, and 2 essays, which wasn't bad. Then for Lit, which was the next day, I wrote 3 essays. Also expected. But then I had History after and had to do a document study AND 2 MORE ESSAYS! So in total, I wrote 5 essays, with a document study being the near equivalent of an essay, in one day. Plus I had the two from the day before. I had officially written 7 actual essays and one substitute essay if you want to count the document study in. =)
My hand fell off after History.
If you've ever tried to keep your hand straight out, without bending your fingers, it's actually quite easy. Observe it now: it's not hard. But after the History exam, I tried to straighten my fingers, and they just bounced back into a nice curve. My hand was shaking, and it would not straighten. Potential arthritis patient perhaps?
I had Human Biology today, which was alright. I didn't quite know what hormone the thyroid gland secreted and stimulated, but that was, admittedly, my fault for not studying it- I guessed it though. I think I did alright for the extended answers though, because I drew lots of pretty diagrams and wrote about a page and a bit per long answer. Of course, it didn't quite help that the pain from the essays came back during the long answer questions.
So tomorrow, I have Maths exams and Chemistry on Monday. Oh the joy. Maths is alright, just need a bit more practice today, and for chem, I will need...a multitude of practice? Rats, doesn't help that I have to go to work on Saturday as well...Ah well, just gotta use the time wisely.
Anywho, back to the grindstone...
Mishy <3
Thursday, 5 June 2008
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2 comments:
thyroxin...? i'm just guessing too, it's that hormone that regulates metabolism or something. funnily enough i know this from GCSE and not A level bio.
maths and chemistry are nice. nicer than bio anyway. :) if you ever need help, holler.
noowww, back to my SAT preppppp
Heh- yeah, but it was something like is tyroxine is released, what does it stimulate, what does this gland produce? and I guessed the parathyroid gland and parathyroxine (if that is, indeed, even a word, but then there was a substance 2 which I needed to know as well and I just...pretty much blanked from there.
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