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i told you, Wackiness: 38/100
Rationality: 46/100
Constructiveness: 34/100
Leadership: 44/100
You are an SEDF--Sober Emotional Destructive Follower. This makes you an evil genius. You are extremely focused and difficult to distract from your tasks. With luck, you have learned to channel your energies into improving your intellect, rather than destroying the weak and unsuspecting.
Your friends may find you remote and a hard nut to crack. Few of your peers know you very well--even those you have known a long time--because you have expert control of the face you put forth to the world. You prefer to observe, calculate, discern and decide. Your decisions are final, and your desire to be right is impenetrable.
You are not to be messed with. You may explode. mess with me! anyway, i've had it with personality tests. you see, i cant be placed with generalities. im way too special for that...
so howdy! mugging is awesome! yeah really.. -_- but im being hit by another ridiculous wave of panic attacks, can't think straight, can't focus because im just worrying worrying worrying. but i must not, as alvin puts it, "let the world get to me". (and he can go miss studying, come december, this girl is going to wreck HAVOC. yeah kinda) so in order to help me, i shall learn from nat and create my own plan a. together with the mugging fellowship with evelyn, i should be able to finish it, right? so ive titled it "operation Finish Studying By
History
1. China: Fall of monarchy and KMT-CCP rivalry (1911-1937)***
2. Rise of Nazism***
3. China: From the civil war to death of Mao (1949-1976) and after**
4. End of war: Peace settlements/ wartime conferences and founding of the UN**
5. WW2: War in Europe (Hitler’s foreign policy of expansionism; Nazi-Soviet pact)*
6. Cold war in the West (arms race, Soviet Union’s control of Eastern European satellite states, peaceful coexistence and détente)*
7. Cold war/USSR: disintegration of Iron Curtain and failure of communism in Eastern Europe till 1989*
8. Russia 1917-1941: Rise of communism; Soviet Union under Stalin- 5 year plans/ economic policies and foreign policy*
9. Impact of WW1
10. Russia: fall of monarchy and rise of communism
11. War in the pacific
Social Studies
1. Birth of Nations (Merger & Separation)
2. Harmony (Switzerland)
3. Discord (Sri Lanka & Northern Ireland)
4. Conflict (For Natural Resources, Ideological, Territorial)
5. Cooperation (Diplomacy and Deterrence)
6. Singapore’s Industrial Development
7. Japan’s Industrial Development
8. Governance (Forward-looking, Meritocracy, Fairness, Transparency, Pragmatism)
9. Education (Singapore 1960-early70s, late 70-80s, 90s, Switzerland)
10. Health
11. People (Growth, Aging population)
12. Housing: Singapore and HK
13. Looking Ahead (Factors and Strategies)
14. Rise of Venice (Political, Economic, Social factors)
15. Fall of Venice (External, Internal factors)
Geography
1. Plate Tectonics, landforms
2. Weathering
3. Natural Vegetation
4. Climate
5. Weather Studies
6. Rivers
7. Coasts
8. Population
9. Settlement Studies
10. Agriculture
11. Natural Resources, Energy
12. Industries
13. Development of human and natural resources
Physics
1. General Wave Properties*
2. Static Electricity*
3. Current Electricity
4. Practical Electricity
5. Kinematics*
6. Dynamics
7. Light (Reflection, Refraction and Lenses)*
8. Transfer of Thermal Energy*
9. Temperature*
10. Thermal Properties of Matter*
11. Electronics*
12. Physical Quantities and Units
13. Turning effect of a Force
14. Energy, Work and Power
15. Pressure
16. Kinetic Model of Matter
17. Magnetism
18. Atomic Physics {
Chemistry
1. Experimental Design
2. Methods of Purification and Analysis
3. Kinetic Particle Theory
4. Atomic Structure
5. Structure and Properties of Materials
6. Bonding (Ionic, Covalent, Metallic)
7. Formulae, Stoichiometry and Mole Concept
8. Acids
9. Bases
10. Preparation of Salts
11. Air & Air pollution
12. Water pollution
13. Q.A. (Identifying Cations, Anions and Gases)
14. Redox Reactions
15. Periodic Table (Trends, Group Properties, Transition Elements)
16. Ammonia
17. Sulphuric Acid
18. Energy Changes (exo & endo)
19. Rate of Reactions
20. Electrolysis and Simple Electric Cell
21. Organic Chemistry
22. Fuels
23. Homologous Series
24. Alkanes
25. Alkenes
26. Alcohols
27. Carboxylic Acids
28. Macromolecules
A Math
1. Set Language and Notation
2. Functions
3. Quadratic Functions
4. Indices and Surds
5. Factors of Polynomials [Remainder/Factor Theorem]
6. Simultaneous Equations
7. Log and Exponential Functions
8. Rectangular Cartesian Coordinates
9. Straight Line Graphs
10. Circular Measure
11. Trigonometry
12. Perms and Combinations
13. Binomial Expansions
14. Vectors [2D]
15. Vectors [Application in Relative Velocities]
16. Matrices
17. Differentiation
§ Application to Gradients, Tangents, Normals
§ Applications to Rates of Change, Velocities, Acceleration
§ Applications to Maxima/Minima Problems
§ Integration
§ Applications to Equations of Curves
§ Applications to Plane Areas
§ Applications to Displacement, Velocity, Acceleration Applications to Small Increments and Approximation
E Math
1. Arithmetic*
2. Mensuration*
3. Algebra*
4. Graphs*
5. Geometry*
6. Trigonometry*
7. Statistics*
8. Investigative problems, Number patterns*
9. Probability
10. Transformations
11. Vectors [2D]
otherwise FSBB. its an auspicious date what. the, TWENTY-FIRST of AUGUST. heheh.
Rationality: 46/100
Constructiveness: 34/100
Leadership: 44/100
You are an SEDF--Sober Emotional Destructive Follower. This makes you an evil genius. You are extremely focused and difficult to distract from your tasks. With luck, you have learned to channel your energies into improving your intellect, rather than destroying the weak and unsuspecting.
Your friends may find you remote and a hard nut to crack. Few of your peers know you very well--even those you have known a long time--because you have expert control of the face you put forth to the world. You prefer to observe, calculate, discern and decide. Your decisions are final, and your desire to be right is impenetrable.
You are not to be messed with. You may explode. mess with me! anyway, i've had it with personality tests. you see, i cant be placed with generalities. im way too special for that...
so howdy! mugging is awesome! yeah really.. -_- but im being hit by another ridiculous wave of panic attacks, can't think straight, can't focus because im just worrying worrying worrying. but i must not, as alvin puts it, "let the world get to me". (and he can go miss studying, come december, this girl is going to wreck HAVOC. yeah kinda) so in order to help me, i shall learn from nat and create my own plan a. together with the mugging fellowship with evelyn, i should be able to finish it, right? so ive titled it "operation Finish Studying By
History
1. China: Fall of monarchy and KMT-CCP rivalry (1911-1937)***
2. Rise of Nazism***
3. China: From the civil war to death of Mao (1949-1976) and after**
4. End of war: Peace settlements/ wartime conferences and founding of the UN**
5. WW2: War in Europe (Hitler’s foreign policy of expansionism; Nazi-Soviet pact)*
6. Cold war in the West (arms race, Soviet Union’s control of Eastern European satellite states, peaceful coexistence and détente)*
7. Cold war/USSR: disintegration of Iron Curtain and failure of communism in Eastern Europe till 1989*
8. Russia 1917-1941: Rise of communism; Soviet Union under Stalin- 5 year plans/ economic policies and foreign policy*
9. Impact of WW1
10. Russia: fall of monarchy and rise of communism
11. War in the pacific
Social Studies
1. Birth of Nations (Merger & Separation)
2. Harmony (Switzerland)
3. Discord (Sri Lanka & Northern Ireland)
4. Conflict (For Natural Resources, Ideological, Territorial)
5. Cooperation (Diplomacy and Deterrence)
6. Singapore’s Industrial Development
7. Japan’s Industrial Development
8. Governance (Forward-looking, Meritocracy, Fairness, Transparency, Pragmatism)
9. Education (Singapore 1960-early70s, late 70-80s, 90s, Switzerland)
10. Health
11. People (Growth, Aging population)
12. Housing: Singapore and HK
13. Looking Ahead (Factors and Strategies)
14. Rise of Venice (Political, Economic, Social factors)
15. Fall of Venice (External, Internal factors)
Geography
1. Plate Tectonics, landforms
2. Weathering
3. Natural Vegetation
4. Climate
5. Weather Studies
6. Rivers
7. Coasts
8. Population
9. Settlement Studies
10. Agriculture
11. Natural Resources, Energy
12. Industries
13. Development of human and natural resources
Physics
1. General Wave Properties*
2. Static Electricity*
3. Current Electricity
4. Practical Electricity
5. Kinematics*
6. Dynamics
7. Light (Reflection, Refraction and Lenses)*
8. Transfer of Thermal Energy*
9. Temperature*
10. Thermal Properties of Matter*
11. Electronics*
12. Physical Quantities and Units
13. Turning effect of a Force
14. Energy, Work and Power
15. Pressure
16. Kinetic Model of Matter
17. Magnetism
18. Atomic Physics {
Chemistry
1. Experimental Design
2. Methods of Purification and Analysis
3. Kinetic Particle Theory
4. Atomic Structure
5. Structure and Properties of Materials
6. Bonding (Ionic, Covalent, Metallic)
7. Formulae, Stoichiometry and Mole Concept
8. Acids
9. Bases
10. Preparation of Salts
11. Air & Air pollution
12. Water pollution
13. Q.A. (Identifying Cations, Anions and Gases)
14. Redox Reactions
15. Periodic Table (Trends, Group Properties, Transition Elements)
16. Ammonia
17. Sulphuric Acid
18. Energy Changes (exo & endo)
19. Rate of Reactions
20. Electrolysis and Simple Electric Cell
21. Organic Chemistry
22. Fuels
23. Homologous Series
24. Alkanes
25. Alkenes
26. Alcohols
27. Carboxylic Acids
28. Macromolecules
A Math
1. Set Language and Notation
2. Functions
3. Quadratic Functions
4. Indices and Surds
5. Factors of Polynomials [Remainder/Factor Theorem]
6. Simultaneous Equations
7. Log and Exponential Functions
8. Rectangular Cartesian Coordinates
9. Straight Line Graphs
10. Circular Measure
11. Trigonometry
12. Perms and Combinations
13. Binomial Expansions
14. Vectors [2D]
15. Vectors [Application in Relative Velocities]
16. Matrices
17. Differentiation
§ Application to Gradients, Tangents, Normals
§ Applications to Rates of Change, Velocities, Acceleration
§ Applications to Maxima/Minima Problems
§ Integration
§ Applications to Equations of Curves
§ Applications to Plane Areas
§ Applications to Displacement, Velocity, Acceleration Applications to Small Increments and Approximation
E Math
1. Arithmetic*
2. Mensuration*
3. Algebra*
4. Graphs*
5. Geometry*
6. Trigonometry*
7. Statistics*
8. Investigative problems, Number patterns*
9. Probability
10. Transformations
11. Vectors [2D]
otherwise FSBB. its an auspicious date what. the, TWENTY-FIRST of AUGUST. heheh.