Evening naps are extremely vital, they're like my daily routine activities, and now it becomes my hobby. Unlike you, I'll be fully refreshed the next thing I woke up from my evening slumber, so I'll have the chance to keep myself busy at night as I can't sleep early. I reckon you're physically and mentally new to this thing, so yeah, it might take some time for you to acclimatise to this thing. Oh, by the way, refrain yourself from taking a cup of coffee if you're intended to pull an all-nighters. It'll keep you up and be refresh, but, for a small duration of time(for like 2 to 3 hours). The next thing you know, you'll feel extremely drowsy and it'll aggravate your mental concentration, I've been there, done that.

It's all boils down to the questions. There're certain restrictions to as how will we construct a whole new sentence from the given word, and we are usually verboten from making a proverb or idiom out of it. But just so you know, my teacher once told me that there's once where the questions allow students to add any imbuhan to the given words. In a nutshell, it's all depend on the questions itself.

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I'll definitely refresh my memory on Biology(the essay part) first, as it's the final subject for me. After that is done, I'll probably resort to focus entirely on Physic P2 and Chemistry P2. That's what I have in mind, but can't confirm it now for sure, as there may be a change in plans for the time being. 4 days sounds quite suffice, at least for me.

Yes, it's quite risky, but I've been drawing them since Form 4, so I guess it ain't really that daunting to me. You've got to be extremely precise on the length, and ensure that you have all of the good tools at your side. Every details that has been drawn will be inspect thoroughly, and you'll probably screw yourself even if there is an observable tiny dot on the edge of your drawings. That really irks me to no end, because I often spend lots of times redraw and re-erase them in order to get the near-perfect plan/elevation. But, this question is kinda straight-forward,so I will choose this questions as I've been trained for this for a year now, and not to mention that I lack exposure on Earth as a Sphere.

I've already started revising my Form 4 Komsas, the only thing that I left now is drama and novel. I'll start Form 5 Komsas on this weekend, if I'm coerced to revise other subjects first, then I might as well leave it till next monday. As for English, I'll try to refresh my memory on novels on next Saturday(2nd Nov) perhaps, it seems rusty for the time being

Haha, you've just enliven my stressful day, I really wonder if there'll be anyone solemn enough to do that.....

Welcome to this group We're exactly 11 days away from our big exam, and we only sit for it once in our lifetimes. So, if you think that you want to give it all in this exam and if you reckon you still have the chance to make things right, then now is the time!!!! Don't assure yourself that there is always a tomorrow, for that mindset will only slow you down and makes you procrastinate a lot. Study like never before and make all necessary preparations, only then it's probably safe to say that you're good to go into the battlefield. Remember, you wouldn't want to mess this up, you've only got one shot, so make it count

I do label the lengths whenever I stumble across and solve them, just to be extra cautious

I don't think anybody out of the LPM/SPM markers explicitly knows the exact pointer of A-/A/A+ for each subject. It changes annually and it'll most likely follows the bell curve graph. Supposed the number of students who scored high grades in the said subjects in this year increases drastically and outweighs those who not, then the pointer for getting an A-/A or A+ may perhaps be raised up a little as well. Don't agitate yourself with all of these issues especially at a moment like this, just keep your head on the game and make full preparations for the time being. Once you're done, you'll likely able to ace the big test, no matter what the marks/pointers are

Past would be it, since all of the events/plots occurred in the past.

It seems like anything related to ''semangat patriotisme'' is included into the list, since my BM teacher did mentioned it too not too long ago. So far, I've read all of the spotted topics for BM essays in this thread, and I think it's quite safe to say that they're all doable , but I might need to brush myself up on the elaborations though, sometimes my brain gets jam when it comes to that part. Oh, regarding the bolded part above, it came out in my school's Form 4 mid-year test. If(and only if) it really do come out in the SPM, then I'll be hitting a jackpot

It depends on the points themselves. Supposed that there're six points for the graph, then it's best to ensure that three of them are on the upper side, the other three on the lower side of the line. But on certain attempts, I pick to connect the 1st and the last. Bottom line is, the line should be 'best fit', only then we're good to go on to the next question.

I don't think we need to specify, or am I wrong? When it comes to answering the nilai part, I often plainly write : Nilai bertanggungjawab, Nilai prihatin, Nilai tolong-menolong et cetera. After giving out the nilai, only then I'll delve into it in the huraian. But I think the same can't be done with pengajaran.

Thanks for the heads up!

Copy the whole damn thing,period.
Nope, my teacher went to a BM ceramah conducted by a renowned teacher in a renowned school(possibly a cluster school if my memory serves me right, but it doesn't matter). Anyway, my point is, even the speaker himself urged nobody to change or even manipulate the said sentence into pasif from aktif or vice versa.Even a slight substitution of words could be detrimental for our marks as it may change the meaning/definition of the sentence. Even if we're able to enhance the said sentence grammatically into perfection of our own accord, by any means necessary, DON'T DO IT, unless we got a death wish

This post has been edited by RED-HAIR-SHANKS: Nov 2 2013, 01:17 PM

I reckon @maximR had already clear this up and discuss about it thoroughly in the SPM 2013 V1, he even explicitly pointed out the marks that we can garner through isi and bahasa. He even listed out the sample answer, so I guess you might wanna take some time digging it up, good luck

The bolded part above really explains my recent preparations towards the SPM, albeit the fact that I don't really like it. I've completed in revising both of the language subjects for my first week of SPM examination, but for some unknown reasons, I doubt my preparations are really suffice to take on both BM and BI. It even seems that Sejarah is more foreboding......

Of course, but an invigilator from your vicinity will surely be summoned to supervise you, that's for sure

P.Islam and Biology would be my biggest hindrance in achieving 9A+. I've got about 5 days to armour up and reinforce my arsenal before I wage war against Sejarah, and considering the fact that the only problem I face currently is my rusted memory on final chapters of both FORM 4 and 5, I'd say it'll be done in no time, well maybe a little more longer . Will surely gonna use up the precious 5 days for preparing other subjects as well.

I wouldn't be so sure about it, but let me tell you this experience that I had. During the moment my Sejarah Trial P3 was ongoing, my school's committee for history subject abruptly came into our class and informed us that we're verboten from using any of our hand-written notes, only printed ones were allowed and we're told to discard away any of our hand-written notes that we had in our possession at once. In a nutshell, I don't think we can.