second day of finals
on the first day i managed to get all my scores over 95 (from very unreliable sources), but wow korean really messed me up. i'm thinking of 83~96. we had korean for third period and ethics for fourth (the final test of the day) and ethics was easy (if i didn't make any mistakes i'm expecting a 100, easiest test in the entire finals), so going home i only thought about ethics and was feeling ok, but my mom asked about my scores and i told her my korean is hopeless (well i did not actually say that). and my mom told me i should have studied more for korean, not do everything the day before. it is true that i studied korean the least with math and english, and math has my second lowest score so far (96), but i studied korean more than i did during midterms. well i guess lol.
more on the korean test: during midterms i thought grammar would be easy and the other things won't, plus i was interested in grammar therefore i had gone on a rabbit hole before without forcing myself to study. but i got two wrong in grammar and nothing else in korean. so this time, right before the test i studied specific examples in grammar that could mess my brain up. but luck turned against me and decided to make grammar easy and put a very confusing question on the unit i thought i understood and studied relatively less. wait do i just think something is easy because i studied, and even though it's easy because i studied, i think i could have done this without studying? in that case, i do not regret studying the memorization subjects extra hard 3 weeks before.
reminder for next test: make sure to study everything.
now i have science and english left. i need to get a 100 in english, i mean that's my whole thing being good at english.