End of first terminals...

Pardon my laziness, this was due last Wednesday. I've been so lazy in putting things into action and since I'm on holidays, there's no need to have a scale to measure my laziness. My first terminal exam of high school got over, and here's how I feel about it.

My exams started with a good push. English and Math were comparatively easier. Language was quite lengthy, but it was pleasant. And computer science was the cherry on top of the cake. I don't know how to describe my social science exam, I have neutral thoughts about it. But, science, it was a disaster.

First of all, I wasn't well prepared to expect questions like that. I was expecting tough questions,but not tricky ones. I wrote the chemistry part well, and physics was tolerable too, but I have no idea of the five mark questions in biology. But my stakes are high on passing, so I hope I get a B at least.

This terminal has given me a clear picture of where I stand, and no matter what my grades are, I need to work a hundred times more if I'm going to do better than that. Stay tuned!

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பௌ பௌ… ரெண்டு டீ

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