How was your school day? (1 Viewer)

[noir.]

He writes shit, gets good marks ( i read his assesment afterwards).

Pissed. Although more pissed at myself than anyone else. Venting the anger, thats all.

I understand how you feel with being annoyed about a supposed "not so bright" person beating you.
Maybe his content was good

 

[zangetsu.xo]

rememebr - in the end your essays are supposed to be full of carots and not of bullshit...



sorry. english memories.
but seriously.
don't bullshit.
it's not impressive to hsc markers.

 

[noir.]

don't bullshit.
it's not impressive to hsc markers.

but it happens so often.

 

[ellen.louise]

rememebr - in the end your essays are supposed to be full of carots and not of bullshit...



sorry. english memories.
but seriously.
don't bullshit.
it's not impressive to hsc markers.

Im gonna take a wild guess that was an english teacher thing?
Mine last year ditched 'essay man' and came up with essay house, essay sailboat and essay tree. later admitted to be thinking under the influence of alcohol...

 

[bringbackshred]

A gay lebo.. I'm gonna take a wild guess and say that you live in a city?

Ahaha, you make me lol. <3<3<3

 

[chocolate_lover]

5 down, 1 to go. Argh, I stuffed up the Maths one today. And it was worth 20%.

Don't get me started

You've gotta be joking. You insensitive prick!

 

[m0ofin]

Okay, just cause I'm incredibly paranoid at the moment.

If the question specifically asks for TWO things only (i.e: Name and describe TWO processes in which stuff goes up xylem) and I wrote THREE just so I could compare which one I liked best and then forgot to return and cross one off, would I then lose a mark or something of the like?

Because, you know, the question specifically asked for two and I gave two plus one. So do I get two marks for the first two that I gave and then have to lose another because I didn't actually answer the question that SPECIFICALLY ASKED FOR TWO? I'm asking because I don't think I did this for only one question but rather, quite a few, bah, lame, unless of course, the marker is going to be lenient. It depends on the marker doesn't it? Or is there a set rule put in place for this kind of thing?

This paranoia is making me waffle on about nonsensical gibberishylrthtr, lol.

/sad

 

[Forbidden.]

no school 4 me 2day

.. suspended 4 vandalism ... nah jks ..got no exam until thursday ...

 

[idling fire]

Music 1 aural exam today... lol I'm such a bludger.

While we were doing it, the rest of the school had an assembly. We could all hear the announcements through the excerpt - 'rhythmic variation in the lead guitar part gives ...a permission form for the science competition to all X classes... huh?' Then the principal, (dynamics = fortissimo) was like "we need to be considerate of the yr 12 exams, currently going on ..." How very considerate of her...

Then in the last question I must have fallen asleep... when I attempted to construct an answer, it didn't even make sense.
I cannot the English speak. ><!

If the question specifically asks for TWO things only (i.e: Name and describe TWO processes in which stuff goes up xylem) and I wrote THREE just so I could compare which one I liked best and then forgot to return and cross one off, would I then lose a mark or something of the like?

They'll probably just ignore your third. Relax.

 

[homestarrunner]

gosh i just had biology and it was a nightmare now i am on holidays though fun!!!!

 

[noir.]

No school for me today, or for the next 3 weeks

 

[ellen.louise]

No school for me today, or for the next 3 weeks

Wo hoo!

 

[Legham]

Mine was craptacular.. had my last exam, maths extension 1, and there was a guy behind my coughing HEAPS loud every minute, and some retard down the back was slurping every couple of minutes.. It was seriously fucking ridiculous.. its meant to be exam conditions, but it was actually loud in the room the whole time. I will definetely lose marks because of these distractions, thats how bad they were.. I demand a re-test.

On the plus side, im now in holidays

 

[ellen.louise]

Mine was craptacular.. had my last exam, maths extension 1, and there was a guy behind my coughing HEAPS loud every minute, and some retard down the back was slurping every couple of minutes.. It was seriously fucking ridiculous.. its meant to be exam conditions, but it was actually loud in the room the whole time. I will definetely lose marks because of these distractions, thats how bad they were.. I demand a re-test.

On the plus side, im now in holidays

gross...


German exam today. 2.5 hours... bloody lewin finishes at a spectacular 1 hour into the exam, and probably gets (98% is his prediction)

The supervising teachers screwed it up big time too: half the french students were missing whole sections of their papers... and only got them halfway through the reading time...

 

[pritnep]

@ m0ofin: They will most probably only count/mark the first two.

 

[krustykirky]

had a math and senior science tests it sucked

im reserching my pip if anyone one her knows about it i like to get some in=fo

 

[bringbackshred]

Music 1 aural exam today... lol I'm such a bludger.

While we were doing it, the rest of the school had an assembly. We could all hear the announcements through the excerpt - 'rhythmic variation in the lead guitar part gives ...a permission form for the science competition to all X classes... huh?' Then the principal, (dynamics = fortissimo) was like "we need to be considerate of the yr 12 exams, currently going on ..." How very considerate of her...

Then in the last question I must have fallen asleep... when I attempted to construct an answer, it didn't even make sense.
I cannot the English speak. ><!

Hahahaha, I loled at the irony. However, your teacher must be pretty crap to have the music THAT low. When our music plays, it is the only thing you can hear pretty much. Thankfully.

Okay, just cause I'm incredibly paranoid at the moment.

If the question specifically asks for TWO things only (i.e: Name and describe TWO processes in which stuff goes up xylem) and I wrote THREE just so I could compare which one I liked best and then forgot to return and cross one off, would I then lose a mark or something of the like?

Because, you know, the question specifically asked for two and I gave two plus one. So do I get two marks for the first two that I gave and then have to lose another because I didn't actually answer the question that SPECIFICALLY ASKED FOR TWO? I'm asking because I don't think I did this for only one question but rather, quite a few, bah, lame, unless of course, the marker is going to be lenient. It depends on the marker doesn't it? Or is there a set rule put in place for this kind of thing?

This paranoia is making me waffle on about nonsensical gibberishylrthtr, lol.

/sad

Only if one of the examples was wrong, I suspect. It has happened to me before. Mind you, it was Year 7 and the teacher had somethign against me. But let's not go there.

 

[-pari-]

Ext English exam: disappointing.

 

[LatK7]

Had the last of my assessments, general maths exam.

Nailed it!

 

[`kyttie]

Ext English exam: disappointing.

Aw, sorry to hear that.


Speaking of Ext English, my assessment's this Thursday. Nervous. Nervous. Nervous.

On a brighter note, my day was pretty awesome. Had an excursion to the Opera House to watch one of Shakespeare's plays, which was actually mind-blowingly fun. In comparison to last year's watching of "Ruby's Story" which literally put everyone to sleep. :mad1:




Kaitlyn.