The battle continues next wednesday...

EAP paper was yesterday. And i was late. Damn the morning bus for moving slowly in a traffic jam. Reaching at 9.05am certainly gave me a seemingly insigificant but actually very crucial 5-minute disadvantage. Every minute counts...

The topics were on English learning and holiday/volunteer work. I chose the question that was about 'What is a good holiday? What are the factors that make a holiday an enriching experience? Why?' Ah, yes, EAP essays topics are relative direct and simple. But i cant agree on one: "Compare the way of English learning in your home country with Singapore's...." Hey.. Obviously this question is not for the Singaporean students! How biased. Haha

But how ironic. In JC, GP was my lousiest and most feared and loathed subject. And now, english became my favourite and the easiest to pass. In fact, i enjoyed English lessons with the interesting tutor and the people in my class....

Physics paper today. My heart beat was accelerating minutes before the start of exam. I suddenly felt as if im going to forget whatever i had studied for the past 4 days. But i resigned to fate.

As usual, nothing is easy. All thermodynamics question i dont really know how to do. And interestingly, some questions can be so short and simple until there seems to have insufficient information or clue on how to do. And 3 out of 6 short qns and 1 out of 2 long qns didnt involve any numbers and answers are just variables.

Really a test of understanding and not pure memorising..

But still, time to keep all Physics notes away and hopefully wont see them ever again..

Anyway, when the papers were being collected, i think someone got caught cheating. He looked like a China scholar and he was just a few tables diagonally away from me. At first, an invigilator was seen talking to him or something, but thought nothing special. But a while later, the ang moh chief invigilator walked to him. This time, it attracted the attention of several people at my region. I saw the ang moh flip through a small piece of folded paper and keep it. Then he took the China scholar paper, wrote something on it and took it away. That student appeared expressionless. Later, he packed his stuff and was asked to sit right in front of the examination hall...

Poor scholar. I supposed that paper was his cheating tool. Well, the worst outcome for him would be expel. How sad.

Oh well... cheating is bad. But if cheat, just don't get caught. Hahaha..