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Yep, math provincial in just under 17 hours. Suprisingly enough though, I'm not terrified. In fact, I'm kind of comfortable. Despite a complete ADD skazfest halfway through the review today, I'm confident I'll do well. At least a high 70, maybe mid 80s.
I'm also convinced my mind is broken. I seem to have the most trouble on level 1 and 2 questions where you merely spit out one of the formulas on the equation sheet, and completely flatten level 3's. I have less trouble deriving a formula than choosing one. Anyone else ever have this trouble, or am I even more messed in the head than I thought I was?
Did English today, because MacRae is awesome and let me write the exam A block instead of C. Heads-up to everyone in his Eng 11FY class; it's LONG. Know your terminology and writing styles (like alliteration, metaphors, onomatopiea [sp?], Primmer, etc.). And for the love of whatever all-powerful being you worship, do the Media section first, poetry second, and finally the response third. Media's quick and easy and gets you in the mood for working, and poerty warms you up into those open-ended, psychadelic acid-trip questions of his (think Ferlinghetti/Goya). You have to do some drawing and a lot of quoting in the response.
Anyway, off to study math. And by study I mean play with a broken cooling fan and throw nerf balls at open roof panels. Ten points if a ball gets stuck in the small hole.
I'm also convinced my mind is broken. I seem to have the most trouble on level 1 and 2 questions where you merely spit out one of the formulas on the equation sheet, and completely flatten level 3's. I have less trouble deriving a formula than choosing one. Anyone else ever have this trouble, or am I even more messed in the head than I thought I was?
Did English today, because MacRae is awesome and let me write the exam A block instead of C. Heads-up to everyone in his Eng 11FY class; it's LONG. Know your terminology and writing styles (like alliteration, metaphors, onomatopiea [sp?], Primmer, etc.). And for the love of whatever all-powerful being you worship, do the Media section first, poetry second, and finally the response third. Media's quick and easy and gets you in the mood for working, and poerty warms you up into those open-ended, psychadelic acid-trip questions of his (think Ferlinghetti/Goya). You have to do some drawing and a lot of quoting in the response.
Anyway, off to study math. And by study I mean play with a broken cooling fan and throw nerf balls at open roof panels. Ten points if a ball gets stuck in the small hole.