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cerys

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How did the exam go?

The Japanese Continuers paper wasn't hard at all :'D!!!

(On another note, I fucked up for French Beginners Listening. I could barely understand what they were going on about ):!)
 

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I know I felt the same it was not that bad. The second reading passage was a little iffy but the listening was good so that canecelled it out.

I was pleasently surprised
 

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sigh..is this where i read how well everyone went..
i ran out of time and wrote like nothing for all the writings
 

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It was good! Listening was easy and readings were pretty good...the dad thing was so cute. I wrote too much/not enough for writing but oh well. Pleasantly surprised overall.
 

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@Snoople ~ Really? How'd you run out of time? I had time to double check my writing 8D

Oh - the second reading passage: the last question about Osamu's advice to Masa. That was a weird/complex question... :/
 

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bahh, yuck.

Rushed my 10 marker cause I didn't balance my time properly. Wrote like a page for the five marker and one of the four markers lol.

Ah....balls.
 

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Haha. When the question asked "What would Osamu tell Masa?" I felt like saying:

Osamu would tell Masa to man the hell up and stop complaining like a little b***h about the size of buttons. And FYI Masa - children's toys are "embarassing" colours because they are for, well, CHILDREN!
 

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well i dont know..
i probably ended up wasting 10 minutes after listening finished to fix my answers and look up pointless things in dictionary..
i wasted too much time on those readings mainly
by the time i got to the responding i had about 40 minutes to do it and the writing and from there i panicked and mental blanked ..
I EVEN FORGOT HOW TO WRITE 'A' in hiragana..

well probably wont get a band 5..
anyone know approx cut offs?
 

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well i dont know..
i probably ended up wasting 10 minutes after listening finished to fix my answers and look up pointless things in dictionary..
i wasted too much time on those readings mainly
by the time i got to the responding i had about 40 minutes to do it and the writing and from there i panicked and mental blanked ..
I EVEN FORGOT HOW TO WRITE 'A' in hiragana..

well probably wont get a band 5..
anyone know approx cut offs?
Aren't cut offs determined by a panel after the exams have been marked. That's my understanding, anyway...that they look at the top mark and the bottom mark and moderate from there.
 

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over all i thought it was a good test. it wud have been nice if they made it a bit harder for scaling purposes...

anyway wat did everyone get for the multiple choice question??

it was really weird, but i settled with "neigbours"
 

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^ I chose neighbours as well.

From what I could hear, the lady came back from vacation and I assumed left the keys with the man (her neighbour) as he said something about giving them back to her? They couldn't have been flatmates because the female speaker mentioned a husband and the man mentioned a son? (And there were two obviously incorrect options that could be easily crossed out).

I don't know, but thats my assumption.
 

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^ yer i was tossing between flatmates and neighbours, and assumed neighbours bcoz a son and a husband was mentioned.
also they used plain form, which is probly much more typical of neighbours than flatmates..so i think were right :)
 

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fml lol
i chose flatmate
its probably neighbours knowing my bad luck atm
 

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yeah .. my whole class was like .. why did this paper seem so much nicer than all the past papers? haha.. but oh well .. it was a fun exam to do (because all my other exams had weird surprises ew.)
but yeah .. for that question .. i chose neighbours .. because he returned the key and she said she went on a trip with her husband -- and idk about you guys, but i dont think many married couples actually have flatmates.
 

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yeah .. my whole class was like .. why did this paper seem so much nicer than all the past papers? haha.. but oh well .. it was a fun exam to do (because all my other exams had weird surprises ew.)
but yeah .. for that question .. i chose neighbours .. because he returned the key and she said she went on a trip with her husband -- and idk about you guys, but i dont think many married couples actually have flatmates.

yeahhh saaaame i thought it was pretty normal compared to all my other exams! before the exam i was discussing with my classmates whether they're gonna put a mad twist into hahaha thank god they kept it normal..

i chose neighbours too..i though the listening was quite easy compared to other years..i just got caught up in the first four marker about the names =="
and i ran out of time to finish off my 10 marker writing!! daaammn.
 

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Easy, but embarassingly the only person in my class who didn't get the katakana 'bebi-ka-' T.T" Why couldn't they call it a pram. I translated it into beaker X.X
 

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yeahhh saaaame i thought it was pretty normal compared to all my other exams! before the exam i was discussing with my classmates whether they're gonna put a mad twist into hahaha thank god they kept it normal..

i chose neighbours too..i though the listening was quite easy compared to other years..i just got caught up in the first four marker about the names =="
and i ran out of time to finish off my 10 marker writing!! daaammn.
omg i ran out of time to finish my 10 marker too >.< An interview surprisingly. However, i chose flatmate... i was stuck for a couple of minutes of the dilemma between neighbours an flatmates>.<
 

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omg i ran out of time to finish my 10 marker too >.< An interview surprisingly. However, i chose flatmate... i was stuck for a couple of minutes of the dilemma between neighbours an flatmates>.<
i did the speech about the tours...but i had to rush it through just wrote down whatever came into my head and i only got half a page..i don't think anything i wrote for that 10 marker made any sense hahaha!
 

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i did the speech about the tours...but i had to rush it through just wrote down whatever came into my head and i only got half a page..i don't think anything i wrote for that 10 marker made any sense hahaha!
lol same with me and both the writings
i got raped by time and only wrote like few lines for the 5 marker and 3/4 of crap for the 10 marker..
hello tafe D:
 

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