Mine is before PMR like the week before PMR! Stress,stress here I come. But after that I'm gonna broke my feet and sit at home for a month and play games and go to....uhhh.....well that's classified.

Pff please don't get R/C Heli. Get a R/C Tank. Buy some paint. Decorate it. Put it out in grassy field. And let your imagination run wild. And not to forget those little green soldier. Oh and also get a Perfect Grade Gundam at RM 1,450 I can't buy anything now due to need to buy parts for le computer.

You sure? make sure you buy good one.
I have R/C Plane (Small) before and it was brought in Germany around 20 - 40 Euros.

hey guys, i found some PMR trials paper, check it up 

http://www.bumigemilang.com/?cat=32

Not actually didn't study for the whole year.. Just didn't concentrate that much in class. Learn very less compare to form 1 & 2 

I get attracted by ANYTHING other than studies. I can draw on reference book, dreaming, take break that consume too much of my time.. 

Im opposite ahah. I hope PMR can delay so I can study more 

Sure can't cancel. But Form 1-3 next year can joli They got no PMR only PBS and SPM. So lucky of em'

40+ in Chinese good enough lor

You don't know my Chinese mark yet lol

I don't find Chinese hard 
I always got A for my Chinese but this time my karangan is out topic so I got a B.
for Chinese I advise you all focus more on paper 2. Get above 50 if you can.. cause paper 1 is really difficult. I only manage to get around 25, highest I got is 28.. Then paper 2 I got 54
If paper 1 you want to study I'll suggest you study the 4-8 question.. Like those 介词.. And the 20+ question ( 文言文 )
Cheers ! 

Got a D. 48 only need 2 more for a C 

Well need to start reading if not get a B also ok. Next year take science stream and just do a crap ton of work and gaming. And modelling. Gunpla Tournament Here I come 

haha, Just bought Humble Bundle, still have not claim the game codes 

Suprised to know I got an A for KH (finally, my first A in 3 years).
Btw guys, for Bahagian B Karangan Bahan Rangsangan, if the picture shows 4 isi, must I write all of them down or just choose three of them?

until now still don't know how to solve this.....

Same here in 2-3 weeks. Ahhh dammit. Need to go through Algebra again. Freakin' hate Algebra but gotta do it, most paper 2 question are Algebra's. I suppose good luck and remember after PMR break those leg and have a 4 Month Holiday

Oopsies it suppose to be 3 month

Before explaining that, understand what an argument is can be helpful. Arguments can be expressed in just one sentence or they can extend over an entire book. They can be easy to follow or difficult to follow. They can be trivial or important. They can be full of mistakes or perfect. But one thing is certain! The structure of an argument consists of two parts:

(1) a claim: some statement of fact or opinion; the point of what’s being said; this point is usually called the conclusion.

(2) support for the claim: evidence or reasons related to the claim in such a way as to endorse it or make it acceptable; these supporting lines of reasoning are usually called premises.

Before you can effectively evaluate an argument, you need to understand what kind of argument is being offered. Philosophically, arguments have been divided into two types: deductive arguments and inductive arguments. But I leave them aside for your self-discovery.

The word “hypothesis” derives from the Greek work hupotithenai meaning ‘to propose or to speculate.’ The fundamental process of hypothesis is to speculate about an underlying cause-effect relationship. By itself, an hypothesis is nothing more than a speculative knowledge proposition formed on the basis of incomplete information, without evidence and reasoning.

On the contrary, the word “inference” has two meanings. One conveys the process of inferring something or drawing logical conclusions from premises known or generally accepted to be true, whereas the other technically signifies a conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning. To which are you referring?

I forgot this one haven't revise Chapter 7 yet.
The arrow always points from the North to the South.

For instance, Figure 7.48 = left is the north pole, right is the south pole.

The needle on the compass ALWAYS points to the south pole of any magnet because
as we all know, the needle on the compass is NORTH. NORTH is attracted to SOUTH.

I am not quite sure if I answered your question..