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I am done with one subject already. Yesterday marks the end of a.maths in my life. The paper 2 appears to be a more difficult paper than paper 1. I lost about 20 marks, mostly due to human error. I actually pressed the calculator wrongly. I was quite sad actually, especially when you see everyone coming out saying that the paper was super easy.
My mom told me not to bother about the a.maths paper. It's already over and what really matters is the next paper which is hours away from now. Chemistry is the next. I spent my time last week memorising the notes so I had an easy time yesterday as I just had to recap the stuffs. I woke up quite early today just to look through the ten years' series. The questions asked were mostly the same however what they really test is your theory. So if your theory is good, there is no doubt of getting an A. I hoped for an A1 so that it looks nicer on the certificate.
20 days more to 13th Nov....
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