Ermm..why i never heard of Pilot GF & GM one??
Can attach some pictures here?

If only I got my SD card reader shame on me not knowing where I put it the last time
Some from da INTERNET!
Here it is. Source from Pilotpen.com
Mah homies this some cool GF and GM

This post has been edited by Zgames: Sep 8 2013, 10:36 PM

Why can't you just get a normal ball point pen ? Are you willing to take risks for an exam that you think is important ? If the answer is no , get yourself some common ball point pens and start training yourself to cancel words / mistakes --- it's not that hard . Or are you too afraid of making mistakes , if that's the case , don't be , because people learn from mistakes .

Gel pens aren't recommended .

I bought it just to try ok? Not to save correction tapes == it's my first time using erasable ink pen

Hi I uses Pilot G2 0.5 for blue and black colour but there's a problem, when it contacts with water, the ink will mess up :WTF
I find Pilot Rexgrip 0.7 good to use but it's too "dry"

Any recommendations for a fine pen that is between Pilot G2 0.5 and Pilot Rexgrip 0.7?

My favourite pen is G2 0.5 but yeah, the ink will create a mess if contact with water. Tried Rexgrip before but the head is too thick for me, and also colour not dark enough.

I personally use Faber Castel's Super Smooth Ball Point Pen ( Black ) . I only use black pens . Why ? Head examiners for English and BM provided some reasons :

1 . Professionalism , formality
2 . Easier for the examiner's eyes
3 . Clearer when scanned for the Kupasan Mutu Jawapan report

Wow so black pen has its reason ahha

I also mainly use black pen because my geo teacher during form 1, she won't let us use blue pen because she will feel headache when look at so much blue inks

How much is the Pilot B2P pen (G2)

I saw it in a magazine and it says 89% of the pen made from recycled materials.

Going to buy it if it's worth the price, I support green environment! !! !!

Anyone knows why the answer is not the one I chose?

No matter how much heat you put on the particle, it will always be the same size. When heat is given to the particles, they gain more energy and vibrate more vigorously which creates more space between each other.
Not sure if this is what happen in this case but for me to memorize it easily, my logic is that Ice (Solid) are packed together while Water (Liquid) are loosely packed. When Ice gain heat, it turns into liquid, and the distance between particles also increases.

Arrangement of particles in a solid while it's being heated : Loosely packed and vibrates freely, kinetic energy : high.

When you heat a substance , particles of the substance will gain kinetic energy , which will then oscillate at bigger amplitudes . Adding heat will not increase the number of particles of any substance . Remember this fact .

This post has been edited by maximR: Sep 9 2013, 07:22 PM

In solid , particles don't vibrate freely , they are not loosely packed .

I think he meant packed more loosely

thanks everyone. was at first. so basically, if heated, particles will gain kinetic energy, right?
understood

one more question, is it ok to just put 3 isi/5 paragraphs for Bahagian C? just in case I can't think of more isi?

Sure, just make sure you got enough words which is over 180 words and you're fine

Is it possible? 3 isi in 5 paragraphs?

@maximR
Yes it's getting more loose and vibrates more than solid

hmm... not very sure, did some searching, this site says can, not sure if trusted
http://pbmsmkadeputra.blogspot.com/2013/01...gian-c-pmr.html
hope 3 isis are enough, then I don't have to waste my time thinking too much
ofc, i'll try to do it when its really emergency, like I can't think of anymore, and time is running flat, hope this year will be easier