<p>I can’t believe they though we’d have a hard time knowing meanings of words like “decline”, “impact” and “soar”. W T F? We’re in 12th, dude.</p>
<p>I had a really nice time writing my report on how we celebrated World Environment Day. And an article on discrimination against females. In 200 words.</p>
<p>Who can write anything in 200 words?! Or worse, 125?</p>
<p>I had a nice time with the The Importance of being Earnest long answer, though. I love that book, and I’ve read it 34583490 times till now, I first read it when I was 8 (we have a small portion of it in the syllabus, with all mention of the word “flirt”, etc. etc. deleted) - I know the play very very well.</p>
<p>I didn’t even stay till 1.30, I walked out at 1.00 PM :).</p>
<p>I didn’t fall asleep. I got a headache, though. =).</p>
<p>Word limits? People actually stick to them? :)</p>
<p>I know all about stupid censorship though. We had the word ‘wine’ scratched out of Lochinvar in 8th Grade. Not that we were doing the poem, but I suppose seeing it there ranked alongside actually studying alcohols in grade 11. (We had to tear that entire chapter out, I kid you not :p)</p>
<p>I had one on World Reading Day… I <em>nearly</em> slept from 1.00 to 1.30… Same case here… headache… even lots of music can’t get rid of it… hope CBSE ppl r reading all this…</p>
<p>The word limits are craziness. I wrote till…er, 300, actually, and then spent all my spare time (of which I had plenty) frantically scratching out bits to get myself down to something approaching ‘reasonable’. (What can I say, I have wordiness issues.)</p>
<p>(Kriti, out of curiosity, what did you write for the Wilde long answer? I love that play as well, but I’m afraid I took the wrong sort of spin on the answer. Not that it matters now.) </p>
<p>And yeah, expecting us not to know what ‘impact’ meant was…pretty insane. Not like that was the hardest word in the passage, even – I’d imagine some people would have more trouble with, say, ‘repudiation’. (Which was on there.)</p>
<p>I think I had the same paper as bas, judging by ‘World Reading Day’, but I picked the ‘drama competition’ choice instead. (Hey, I got to reference Shakespeare and stuff. Not complaining.)</p>
<p>And I have a headache. Some success in curing it with Imogen Heap’s live EP, actually.</p>
<p>Set 3… Headache update: I’ve listened my complete collection now and the headache’s gone… In order to prevent relapse, I’m gonna solve some challenging math probs…</p>
<p>Hey, these chemists are such megalomaniacs, each step will be named after some bloke, sometimes more than one eg Hell-Volhard-Zelinsky (sounds like a White House intern) LOL</p>