Today was my last exam and I have to say that it was the easiest of the four. The paper was so short, that I could have left half an hour early, but I spend my time writing very thorough extended answers. Lots of people were leaving this exam early and I don't blame them.
Lauren drove Chantelle, Emily and I back to Emily's place to hang out. We snacked on chocolate and lollies while playing 13 and Jim Rummy and chatting about various things. Chantelle then left at about 2 or 3. I then taught Lauren and Emily how to play Euchre. After playing that, Lauren left and Emily and I sat around and chatted.
I got picked up at around 5 and Dad and I went to the shops. We ran into Kara, who works at the Bakery there.
A nice lazy day and NO MORE EXAMS AND SCHOOL!
Signing off.
Monday, November 12, 2007
Human Biology - TEE Exam 4
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Tuesday, September 25, 2007
Crowded
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Monday, August 27, 2007
The Looping Technique
Listening to My Confession by Josh Groban
I started off the day learning about esters in Chemistry and how they are formed.
In art, I began to make a copper wire bracelet with beads. The technique was to curl four wires separately, add bead to the loops and join the loops together. I created mine more tightly curled compared to the other people in my class, I am going to make it that the loops will be on one side of the bracelet and have the four pieces of wire to form a straight band which links to the loop I created.
In Religion, we took notes on the beatitudes of Jesus which we will need for our upcoming in-class essay we will be writing in two weeks time. I have never heard of beatitudes before and I find them quite interesting, because if you do a particular something, God will give you this.
In my free period, I taught people how to play Jim Rummy.
In English, I had an in-class essay where I had to write about two images. The question that we were given I found quite difficult to write on, even though I wrote two and a bit pages.
In Human Biology, we got our Assignments back. Mr Franchina hasn't finished marking the last question, but with the marks I do have, I'm on 76%.
I got home and tried to do my Applicable homework but I didn't understand it so I went on to study for my Human Biology test tomorrow.
We have bought a treadmill. We tried putting Missy on it, but she wouldn't walk. She just moved right off the back of it and it was only going at 1km/hour. I guess she was just scared.
Signing off.