more photos will be uploaded real shortly.
before i do the photos, let me just rant and release some words here. nothing wise or anything.
so, exams are OVER. i'm so relieved it's not funny.
what was it like?? so, the exam venue was in box hill and on the exam information slip was some mention of a 'Cambridge International.' turned into the street and I just thought to myself , "ahh, should not be too difficult to find/" I walk down the road and saw a small group of people gathering around and i assume that must be it, even though I did not see no Cambridge International. What I saw was a bunch of people congregating near this stairwell. It's a restaurant. Doing 3 years of exams at a racecourse has become unbizarre and I kind of miss the ground level of the racecourse where you do you exams overlooking green, green grass.
Back to waiting outside this restaurant. As I would normally arrive slightly earlier for exams, I waited outside. Today happen to be the coldest April morning for decades. We're looking at 3 degrees. Hands were stiff, numb, cold.
Now, we're in the exam hall. Find my seat, etc. The exam has started. Part of it is MCQ. I don't know about anyone else, but I would always wonder with MCQ, about the alphabets I tick. "What?? B again?? did I get this right??" Or halfway answering, "Since there are so many Cs, the next one might be a D." And, I would kinda analyse the patterns of the answers. And if i were to find a little twist in the question, Iwould just think, "Hah! Tried to trick me there, huh?? Gotcha!"
I wonder how I actually still manage to finish my exam in time with all those questions in mind. Overall, I'm glad the exam is over. There were a few Gotcha! moments. It certainly was better than expected. And praise God for that. Thanks for sustaining me through this whole period, that I did not fall ill, that i could still manage despite the crazy workload recently.