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Finals Story

So around this week, every single junior high school in Indonesia are having their finals. Although not at the exact same time, but yeah. In my school, the finals will be held from last Friday to next Thursday with an exception of Sunday because it's obviously a holiday (Saturday's not a holiday in Indonesia. Sad. I know). Anyway because there's only going to be one exam subject for tomorrow when every other day except for tomorrow's got two and tomorrow's subject happens to be English, I thought that instead of properly studying I'd write a blogpost tonight. So I guess I'll tell you what has been happening since the first day of finals.

 So at the first day, the subjects were Bahasa Indonesia and Islamic Studies. Bahasa Indonesia has been always relatively easy to complete. I'm sure the majority of students completed it in around 30-45 minutes when the rules say you basically have to pass at least 1 hour and 50 minutes to be able to submit your work and leave the room. Well as I said, it was easy. But learning from the past, even though I've always been able to complete Bahasa Indonesia with great ease and loads of time left on the clock, I often get 70-80 (from scores 1-100) which is considerably bad. So yeah, not good. And the Islamic Studies? Hard. That's all I have to say. Lolz

 The second day, Saturday, the subjects were Science and Civics. Civics was hard as usual. But Science, it looked easy. I said it LOOKED easy. A few hours before I wrote this blogpost I got a text from my friend sending me the multiple choice answers for the exam/test/whatever. It turned out I didn't do so well. If anything, I did so bad. Hahaha...

 Third day, which is Monday, It was Maths and Crafts. Maths was quite easy. I got the answers to the test from the same friend and it turned out I only got 2 incorrect answers out of 40. Crafts? Well it's not a subject that I'm particularly interested in. I don't even care about it if I say so myself. But it was sort of easy. Idk, I don't care.

 The fourth day, which happens to be today, we had Javanese and PE. Javanese was not easy but I managed to crawl through. I'm not good at Javanese. I just don't have what it takes to nail it. But still I'd say I did a pretty good job looking back. PE? I don't give a single fuck. Seriously.

 And tomorrow is English. Which is supposed to be easy. But nevertheless I won't let my guard down. And it was good to be able to get this cheeky blogpost out anyway. Peace out, Lads...

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