This week was so tough…whew! Thank God I have survived another week of exams. Last Monday, I didn’t get enough sleep because I have to study as hard as I can to get a high grade. The subjects we took last Tuesday were Math, Araling Panlipunan, English and Advanced Statistics.
The fact that we were going to have A.P. on our first day of the exams troubled us because we only have a few hours for studying but this subject requires a lot of memorizing (there are a lot of facts!). We also need to study a lot for English because our topic was a bit confusing (it was about infinitives, infinitive phrases and the functions) But I didn’t study Math anymore since I have studied already during our long test which we had last week (if I am not mistaken…). Our test in Advanced Statistics was just fine…
On our second day, we took Chemistry, Physics, Filipino, MAPEH and Elective (mine is Zoology). Chemistry and Physics were fine, I felt safe when I took it. Filipino was so exhausting to take. Almost all of the questions were open-ended! Imagine that…MAPEH was a bit hard too, because there are also open-ended questions and we have to draw a diagram (which I have no idea how to answer! I didn’t know that we need to memorize that!) Zoology was also hard! There was a part in that test where we have to answer the type of tropism or nastic movement that the situation suggests. It was all about plants! We are taking Zoology but that test was about plants!!!!
Never mind the test… We have a very funny experience when we ate in Claro’s on the second day of test. We were very noisy then. We were waiting the food to be served so the tendency is for us to chat (we were talking about our test…). The food is already there held by this cute waiter. Since we are very noisy, he cannot go between us to serve our food so he suddenly shouted “Wait! Sino ang umorder ng Selecta 5, Kanino ung ubod?” in a very gayish way! We all laughed because we thought he was a straight man but no! He was a gay! To think that he is very cute! Life is really unfair…
We also had a very bad experience. Actually, I am not directly involved in this trouble but indirectly, maybe yes. The group of Kathleen was about to throw their trashes (leaves, other biodegradables…) to the pit in the Pharmacological Garden. But unfortunately, it was locked so they just went back. I think after a while, I don’t know who saw but there are non-biodegradables in the pit (which was forbidden to be thrown there) and some first years accused Kathleen’s group in throwing those. I think Ma’am Pareja got angry but there are already other people from the first and second years who admitted in throwing the “forbidden trashes” there. I am just not sure if the blame was lifted from us already. I am affected because Aaron and I really wanted to win the Earthwatch Teens (we are our section’s representatives). I can’t accept that just because of those blames which really aren’t true, we won’t reach our goal. Again, life is really unfair…
The fact that we were going to have A.P. on our first day of the exams troubled us because we only have a few hours for studying but this subject requires a lot of memorizing (there are a lot of facts!). We also need to study a lot for English because our topic was a bit confusing (it was about infinitives, infinitive phrases and the functions) But I didn’t study Math anymore since I have studied already during our long test which we had last week (if I am not mistaken…). Our test in Advanced Statistics was just fine…
On our second day, we took Chemistry, Physics, Filipino, MAPEH and Elective (mine is Zoology). Chemistry and Physics were fine, I felt safe when I took it. Filipino was so exhausting to take. Almost all of the questions were open-ended! Imagine that…MAPEH was a bit hard too, because there are also open-ended questions and we have to draw a diagram (which I have no idea how to answer! I didn’t know that we need to memorize that!) Zoology was also hard! There was a part in that test where we have to answer the type of tropism or nastic movement that the situation suggests. It was all about plants! We are taking Zoology but that test was about plants!!!!
Never mind the test… We have a very funny experience when we ate in Claro’s on the second day of test. We were very noisy then. We were waiting the food to be served so the tendency is for us to chat (we were talking about our test…). The food is already there held by this cute waiter. Since we are very noisy, he cannot go between us to serve our food so he suddenly shouted “Wait! Sino ang umorder ng Selecta 5, Kanino ung ubod?” in a very gayish way! We all laughed because we thought he was a straight man but no! He was a gay! To think that he is very cute! Life is really unfair…
We also had a very bad experience. Actually, I am not directly involved in this trouble but indirectly, maybe yes. The group of Kathleen was about to throw their trashes (leaves, other biodegradables…) to the pit in the Pharmacological Garden. But unfortunately, it was locked so they just went back. I think after a while, I don’t know who saw but there are non-biodegradables in the pit (which was forbidden to be thrown there) and some first years accused Kathleen’s group in throwing those. I think Ma’am Pareja got angry but there are already other people from the first and second years who admitted in throwing the “forbidden trashes” there. I am just not sure if the blame was lifted from us already. I am affected because Aaron and I really wanted to win the Earthwatch Teens (we are our section’s representatives). I can’t accept that just because of those blames which really aren’t true, we won’t reach our goal. Again, life is really unfair…
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