Phys p3
In my flash and low exposure era now haha, i tried to deliver my promise for 2 days then yesterday got abit addicted to comics again😭
Oh and 3rd pic is a funny conversation with my tutor regarding what to do for p1. Kinda scared what im getting myself into, cos my dad printed all mcq revision for every topic when i only asked for p2 ans p3 🤡
Overall 3/5, I brainwashed myself during the exam thinking that everything was just going swell 👍(old-fashioned way of saying amazing).
During the exam my chonky handwriting demanded extra paper during the last 15 ish minutes. I was mildly panicking as all the teachers I saw when I rotated my head around were so so far away… 😭😭😭 I lost even more aura other than raising my hand for so god damn long, is that i said “could i have tissue?”
The teacher looked stunned, handed me a paper and replied “Paper?” I opened my eyes 👀then the fumble came to light! “Ah yes, paper! Sorry sorry.” Bro was so nice to remind me to write my name and details and all.
Not me smiling and jumping 😆after the paper ended cos never again would i suffer through memorising words oh gosh especially the exact phrasing or keyword lovely Cambridge wants. 🤡
Kena trauma by my friend telling me the thermal question was to take the equilibrium temperature to be 0 degrees, MY BRAIN FARTED AND THOUGH IT WAS 25 DEGREES 💀💀💀 Oh chem has not graced me for this(the r.t.p. thingy). AHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHA maybe 3 marks gone, hopefully 2 marks for method working please i beg you Cambridge. I have pleaded guilty for messy workings 🥹with the tiny “sorry :(“ on the paper… please have mercy 🙏
After the paper, I finally had the opportunity to not head home but enjoy dinner outside!!! Kinda sick and tired from staying at home… never knew that i could exist within that box for almost 30 hours but yay i did! 😃Managed to snag some birthday freebies for my mommy dearest cos cant really celebrate on chem p1 😢
Managed to finish packing!! Hehe never going to see written papers even again!!! 🤩
I had a lovely yaps with my secondary school friend. 🥰Omg the 🍵 is gushing
Preparing for my Physics P3 exam felt intense, especially after juggling comics and trying to stick to my promised study schedule. I realized that pacing yourself is key; don't cram too much at once. One thing I found helpful was breaking the topics into smaller chunks over several days — for me, the 'review plan for the fourth day' was crucial to finally feeling ready. During the exam, I remember panicking slightly when I ran out of paper, but that taught me to always bring extra materials next time. Also, having a sense of humor helped me deal with mistakes, like confusing equilibrium temperature during thermal questions or messy workings that I quickly apologized for on paper. These moments are real and relatable! Post-exam, I treated myself to some downtime and even managed to snag birthday freebies for my mom, which reminded me to balance study and personal life. If you're prepping for exams like Physics P3 or others, try to keep your revision varied and include breaks. Also, talking with friends or tutors can clear up confusing topics and ease stress. Remember, staying calm and organized counts just as much as memorizing facts. Best of luck to everyone studying for their junior high school physics exams!
