PMR's over..

Okay, let me give a subject-by-subject opinion of the papers.

BM- Done in the previous post.

Science- Way too easy. Label solid, liquid and gas? I could have done that in KINDERGARTEN! Match the uses of plant cells? Please... Have mercy on us.. the future PMR takers are going to look at it and laugh at us!

Math- Paper 1 was easy, Paper 2 was tough. Paper 2 even came out a trigonometry question that was out of syllabus. Seemingly we will only learn that next year. And.. they seemed to attack my weakest point in Math.. Algebra! Factorization, Algebra, Simplify.. what's the difference? All are greek to me.. the parts I could do easily didn't come out! Measure volume of this and that... arrgh. Can memorise that mah.. Algebra cannot memorise.. have to understand.. which is precisely what I can't do and won't do. Didn't come out everything we learn the past 3 years, just emphasised on certain topics.

English- Paper 1 was peanuts, all correct. Paper 2 was easy too, not too much of a challenge, if any.

History- Easier than I expected. As a matter of fact, I enjoyed answering the questions. Lol. I mean, here was a paper that I kinda enjoy learning.. choosing between the multiple answers was really enjoyable. If I was sure of the answer, that is. Lol.

Living Skills- 2nd last paper. I was a bit angry because they only asked us on sewing and food. Just because we learn ERT! What happened to the teras part?? Pipes, Woodwork, Electric, Electronic stuff?? Arrgh. My sewing ain't that fantastic either... jahitan sembat, sembat susup, kelepet, lapik etc etc.. Never understood. Perhaps if it was in English.. but in Malay nope, I just don't understand it. Sheesh. I'm frustrated. They only asked about 1/2(1/3?) of what we learn, concentrated so much on sewing and food! May I mention, my 2 least favourite topics cause I don't know what it's all about. Oh well.

Geography- the last paper. Hehehe. Glad they ended it with one of my better-liked subjects. Lol. Quite easy lah, but I daresay it won't be as easy for those who don't know the minor details. I mean, how many people remember that for every 165m higher the temperature drops by 1 degree? I didn't even study that, just remember learning it for one of my previous exams. Phew. Hutan taiga? Kabut? Conifer forest.. smog.. I found out AFTER my exam. Lol. I got about 3-4 wrong for it, my greatest achievement in any important exam. I think. Hehe.

After that CP and I walked to MCD's in SS2 to eat and lepak. Wow. Spent about 2 hours in SS2. Lol. Including the time to walk there and home of course. Went to a few shops.. CP showed me the Lo Hong Ka shop.. the one with the "fat & rude" man. =P

Lol. Had to leave for home at about 1.40pm.. walking back took about 30 minutes. Played badminton at 3pm. Till 5.30pm in Megah. After 2 weeks my strokes felt awkward, and my footwork was kinda gone. Sigh. Oh well.

Overall, I don't exactly feel stress-free after PMR.. was I even stressed? I don't know. I just feel free to do more things. =D No need to worry about hitting the books for a while! Though I may just start on next year's subjects.. it'll be a change from my current subjects. Hehe. =P No, I'm not mad.

God bless
Joanne Lim
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