The First Test of 2018

The First Test of 2018

Oh boy... I underestimated the difficulty of this time's test.

I did tried to prepare for my tests. But unlike usual, I only focused on more important and newer subjects such as Biology and Physics, and the bane of all students, Add Maths.

Well... It didn't exactly go well.

After getting back my Add Maths paper, which I already knew I failed miserably, I realized that the questions actually aren't hard at all. Those were questions were Pn Yap explained in class in detailed and I just haven't been doing much practice.

Guess it's time to bulk up for Mid Year. Really don't want to fail my subjects this time.

Cheers

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