With v2 here, feeling the pressure already.

Time for World War III!

15 to be exact.

Releasing stress now since studying from early morning.

Before the trials I usually sleep for the whole afternoon, than sleep again at 11pm and wake up at around 3am liddat to study.

But now, its 5am wake 11pm sleep, no naps between them, disciplined it for 2 days straight.

We are not allowed? Never heard of this restriction

4/11/13

4th for BM, 5th for BI, than 6th 5am wake up BM, and same thing for 7th

My teacher suggested my class to use the 2nd one cause she says the SPM skema's answer is the 2nd one or something

But to be on the safe side, I usually write the 1st one.

This post has been edited by Screen: Oct 24 2013, 09:17 AM

Welcome back

You don't spot them, you bring 20kg of books in and dig the gold in it

This post has been edited by Screen: Oct 24 2013, 09:13 AM

Skipped school today cause didn't study for exam (Moral, Addmaths and Sejarah same day)

State papers progressing slower than expected, only did 1 set of addmaths since waking up.

Btw, anyone has thoughts of creating a Whatsapp group?

@MaximR time to do it!

But one does simply bring in p3 books/internet references and copy like no tomorrow

If only laptop and internet are allowed for p3......

Just drank coffee, time to burn the midnight oil!

Quite surprised about what your teacher said. IMO Linear Programming (the graph part) is harder than this chapter. It's all about the matter of practices, the more you practice, the easier this chapter becomes, and you will feel like walking on breeze when you answer this question

The answers are below, with brief explanations in it. I'm just not quite sure about part B, others I'm okay with it.

I rarely do, maybe practice a bit on matrices, earth as a sphere, transformations, sets and the last chapter of f4. Others, meh

Wasted almost the whole day yesterday on Bajet 2014 :/ ,got lots of catchup to do.

Yes, and I believe that you have problems differentiating ECS and Reactivity Series?

Look, Electrochemical Series (ECS) is established to determine WHICH METALS COULD DISPLACE OTHER METALS FROM THEIR SALT SOLUTIONS. And I believe that you know that the more electropositive metal can displace a less electropositive metal from its salt solution. Therefore, the higher the position of metal, the more electropositive the metal.
For instance, Sodium is placed higher than Calcium in the Electrochemical Series, therefore Sodium is more electropositive than Calcium, NOTHING TO DO WITH REACTIVITY.

Whereas for Reactivity Series, it is PURELY ABOUT THE REACTIVITY OF A CERTAIN METAL.
According to the Reactivity series, anything higher than Hydrogen will be considered as a reactive metal and anything below it is considered as a less reactive metal. (Correct me with this part if I'm wrong)
For instance,
Magnesium is placed higher than Hydrogen in the Reactivity series, therefore its a reactive metal and you will use the crucible experiment.
Copper is placed lower than Hydrogen in the Reactivity Series, therefore its a less reactive metal and you will the "passing through dry hydrogen gas while heating metal oxide " experiment (forgot the name )

This post has been edited by Screen: Oct 28 2013, 10:16 PM

Finally going back to school after 2 weeks absent, surely gonna receive lots of papers @@

Never follow my style if you can find a better way.

The day before the exam, I will be memorising nilais and definisis until 8pm, than sleep. Set alarm 2am, wake up feel like ghost awhile, than continue memorising nilais and definisis until everything is in the mind. Then, scan through the paper with aktas and stuffs... (school teacher handout). After that, look at alarm clock, if got time, nap awhile, if no time, bath with COLD water. Than put on baju and go school

For this year I only have N9 and penang state papers, so I don't think I'm doing anymore extra exercises, focusing on memorising nilais, definisis and aktas.

Really busy and crazy on the last day of school today.

1) Had majlis restu ilmu.
2) Found Accounts teacher for state papers and modules answers.
3) Spent 30 minutes walking around the whole school finding Physics teacher for state papers and answers.
4) Spent 1.5 hours walking around the school to find Chemistry teacher for state papers and answers.
5) Spent another 30 minutes finding the teacher in charge of koko to get my Pengerusi sijil.
6) Kena splash water by random Malays (not being racist...)
7) Spent 15 minutes trying to retrieve Chemistry teacher's water bottle which went overboard and got stuck on the small roof on the 3rd floor. (Tried to use a stick to take it back, it slip off instead and fell to the ground, Physics anyone? )
8) Listened to the motivational speech by one of the most hilarious teachers in my school
9) Got SPM slip.
10) Walked all the way from my secondary school to my primary school to catch my transport. (Accidentally tell wrong time, had to go to bro's school to catch my transport when he is going back)

Hope I don't fall sick after the hilarious day today :/

Last time, yes.

Now, sadly, no :/

Source?

This post has been edited by Screen: Nov 1 2013, 10:05 PM

Never slept for around 42 hours, been doing Eng and BM state papers, as well as Add Maths, and all the available state papers for Moral. Practised a bit on Sejarah too.

Now, off to sleep...