My midterm exam

Hello, everyone. This is Hiiragi. I'm in my midterm exam season.

In my high school, if one didn't show up in the exam in september, one can't study other half of the school year. There isn't any second chance (Of course, if one is in hospital or something, there are special exam) .

I'm bad at Kokugo. Well, I answered all of questions before the half time. But I have never figured out how "the right answer" is right. So I couldn't tell if I had a good note or bad note. At least, I'm good at Kanji, is clear. And as lot of times left, I was very sleepy and wiped tears of yawn.

I'm bad at mathematics, too. I do like mathematics and science, but I'm slow at calculation. Often, my 2 times 4 have 6 for answers. It is how you became if you hadn't doing sums for XX years.

About Gendaishakai and history, lot of my knowledges are come from the books other than the texts. I like Plato, Jostein Gaarder, Kyougoku Natsuhiko, Ohtsuka Eiji, Jean Plaidy and lots more. So at the last moment, some phrase of some books popped up and I wrote it.

In Kateika, I pointed out by the teacher, I couldn't read graphs properly. I didn't know how Kateika includes lot of maths !

And how practical Kateika and Hoken are !

I had a grandfather who was Alzheimer's. Had I known the things in back in the years! How useful it has!

Now my grandmother is Alzheimer's. I wonder if I became one in my 80th. I must think how I reach my 80th first. Yoga and walking, perhaps?

I wonder if I became 2nd in the next year. Learning things are sooooo fun! So I do want to be 2nd.

Hi, Hiiraki-san.

〉Hello, everyone. This is Hiiragi. I'm in my midterm exam season.

My reply is too late. I suppose your exams must have been finished yet!

〉In my high school, if one didn't show up in the exam in september, one can't study other half of the school year. There isn't any second chance (Of course, if one is in hospital or something, there are special exam) .

How strict! I think that you were very nervous for waking up at the day of the exam!

〉I'm bad at Kokugo. Well, I answered all of questions before the half time. But I have never figured out how "the right answer" is right. So I couldn't tell if I had a good note or bad note. At least, I'm good at Kanji, is clear. And as lot of times left, I was very sleepy and wiped tears of yawn.

Most tests are bored.
If you didn't sleep, it means you did good job.

〉I'm bad at mathematics, too. I do like mathematics and science, but I'm slow at calculation. Often, my 2 times 4 have 6 for answers. It is how you became if you hadn't doing sums for XX years.

2 times 4 might be ... 8 (^_^;)?
OK. I see.
Most people who were cats are not good at math.

〉About Gendaishakai and history, lot of my knowledges are come from the books other than the texts. I like Plato, Jostein Gaarder, Kyougoku Natsuhiko, Ohtsuka Eiji, Jean Plaidy and lots more. So at the last moment, some phrase of some books popped up and I wrote it.

Very good.
Since I didn't like Shakai when I was in junior and high schools (and still now), I deeply respect you.

〉In Kateika, I pointed out by the teacher, I couldn't read graphs properly. I didn't know how Kateika includes lot of maths !

Kateika has many problems in maths!?
I didn't find it...
I am surprised that the test of Kateika had graphs.
Of course, cooking part in Kateika is so much like chemistry (not maths). Actually, all cooking processes are chemical reaction.

〉And how practical Kateika and Hoken are !

Hoken! It gives me some kind of nostalgia...

〉I had a grandfather who was Alzheimer's. Had I known the things in back in the years! How useful it has!

Oh, I see.

〉Now my grandmother is Alzheimer's. I wonder if I became one in my 80th. I must think how I reach my 80th first. Yoga and walking, perhaps?

Good point.
I want to go to a direction of long-and-healthy lives, too.
By the way, I bought an equipment, Burasagari-kenko-ki. This is nice!

〉I wonder if I became 2nd in the next year. Learning things are sooooo fun! So I do want to be 2nd.

Of course, you will be on the upper grade next year.
I'm looking forward to hear your happy(and hard) school life again.

See ya.

"ミッシェル"さんは[url:kb:1167]で書きました:
〉Hi, Hiiraki-san.

Hi, Michael-san.

〉〉Hello, everyone. This is Hiiragi. I'm in my midterm exam season.

〉My reply is too late. I suppose your exams must have been finished yet!

Half of these was finished, but another half is not. Besides, your reply is never late.

〉〉In my high school, if one didn't show up in the exam in september, one can't study other half of the school year. There isn't any second chance (Of course, if one is in hospital or something, there are special exam) .

〉How strict! I think that you were very nervous for waking up at the day of the exam!

My tooth made the noise "Kachi-kachi" by 120 in a minute.

〉〉I'm bad at Kokugo. Well, I answered all of questions before the half time. But I have never figured out how "the right answer" is right. So I couldn't tell if I had a good note or bad note. At least, I'm good at Kanji, is clear. And as lot of times left, I was very sleepy and wiped tears of yawn.

〉Most tests are bored.
〉If you didn't sleep, it means you did good job.

My teacher in middle school was Kokugo. When he was a student, he wept in the exam for the Chobun was such a good text and couldn't answer a single question. If every Kokugo teacher was like that!

〉〉I'm bad at mathematics, too. I do like mathematics and science, but I'm slow at calculation. Often, my 2 times 4 have 6 for answers. It is how you became if you hadn't doing sums for XX years.

〉2 times 4 might be ... 8 (^_^;)?
〉OK. I see.
〉Most people who were cats are not good at math.

In real world, I didn't go to school after I turned 11 years old. So I forgot lot of things. And as I read the books only what I like, I know some theme deeply, but in another nothing at all.

It is why I decided to go to high school. They teach every subject.

〉〉About Gendaishakai and history, lot of my knowledges are come from the books other than the texts. I like Plato, Jostein Gaarder, Kyougoku Natsuhiko, Ohtsuka Eiji, Jean Plaidy and lots more. So at the last moment, some phrase of some books popped up and I wrote it.

〉Very good.
〉Since I didn't like Shakai when I was in junior and high schools (and still now), I deeply respect you.

Thank you. Shakai's teachers do very interesting Jugyo. History teachers talked about history as something linked deeply in now and here. And as I like to read newspaper, it seems very near thing to me. And of course, history or philosophy's people are like some kind of friend to me. Like Plato or Holy Emperors.

〉〉In Kateika, I pointed out by the teacher, I couldn't read graphs properly. I didn't know how Kateika includes lot of maths !

〉Kateika has many problems in maths!?
〉I didn't find it...
〉I am surprised that the test of Kateika had graphs.
〉Of course, cooking part in Kateika is so much like chemistry (not maths). Actually, all cooking processes are chemical reaction.

Mmmm, our Kateika is not only about cooking but clothing and living as grown-up people. In that way, it is very much likes Hoken. Shougai-sekkei, Kourei-shakai, rise the children, cooling-off.

〉〉And how practical Kateika and Hoken are !

〉Hoken! It gives me some kind of nostalgia...

〉〉I had a grandfather who was Alzheimer's. Had I known the things in back in the years! How useful it has!

〉Oh, I see.

My grandfather used to laughed when TV news's theme is a murder or a serious car accident. It seemed to me that he turns to the devil or something, but after a while, I learned that when one is Alzhimer's, they did laugh even when they don't feel funny. Their feeling and hyojo do not always match, I heard.

But maybe, he laughed because he was glad that something he can understand is shows up. Murders and accidents are very simple news. Not like politic or economics. So maybe.

〉〉Now my grandmother is Alzheimer's. I wonder if I became one in my 80th. I must think how I reach my 80th first. Yoga and walking, perhaps?

〉Good point.
〉I want to go to a direction of long-and-healthy lives, too.
〉By the way, I bought an equipment, Burasagari-kenko-ki. This is nice!

Oh, is it? I heard that it is good for spine.

〉〉I wonder if I became 2nd in the next year. Learning things are sooooo fun! So I do want to be 2nd.

〉Of course, you will be on the upper grade next year.
〉I'm looking forward to hear your happy(and hard) school life again.

Thanks a lot, Micael-san.

〉See ya.

See you again.

I had near perfect score in the arithmetic!!!!! I had make one little miss in my sums. I, all the time make wrong sums one after another, had only one in the midterm exam. I can't believe it even now.

I had perfect score in English. And all other subjects are good as well.

I couldn't guess what score I have in Kokugo, but it is not bad. Rather it is a good score. Though I don't figure out how the right answers are right. I think seriously that I should read some books about Gendaibun.

Well, I can read many books in short times in Japanese (My record is the 15 bunko books in a day). And I can grasp the means of those. And as you know, I wrote a lot of recommend comments about some books in SSS keijiban and several people said they are interested in the books. So my Japanese are not bad. But tests of Kokugo are utterly different problem, it seems. I'm good at Kanji, so the problems are "What does author mean in this sentence?" questions.

But enough of Kokugo.

I'm interested in science, especially physics. So I'm not in the least fear the science. Like some other students.

History and Gendaishakai are another of my favorites.

So I'm waiting impatiently the next exam. I might have the better score!!!!

Congratulations!

"柊"さんは[url:kb:1177]で書きました:
〉I had near perfect score in the arithmetic!!!!! I had make one little miss in my sums. I, all the time make wrong sums one after another, had only one in the midterm exam. I can't believe it even now.

〉I had perfect score in English. And all other subjects are good as well.

〉I couldn't guess what score I have in Kokugo, but it is not bad. Rather it is a good score. Though I don't figure out how the right answers are right. I think seriously that I should read some books about Gendaibun.

〉Well, I can read many books in short times in Japanese (My record is the 15 bunko books in a day). And I can grasp the means of those. And as you know, I wrote a lot of recommend comments about some books in SSS keijiban and several people said they are interested in the books. So my Japanese are not bad. But tests of Kokugo are utterly different problem, it seems. I'm good at Kanji, so the problems are "What does author mean in this sentence?" questions.

〉But enough of Kokugo.

〉I'm interested in science, especially physics. So I'm not in the least fear the science. Like some other students.

〉History and Gendaishakai are another of my favorites.

〉So I'm waiting impatiently the next exam. I might have the better score!!!!

"SSS 事務局"さんは[url:kb:1178]で書きました:
〉Congratulations!

Thank you very much.

But you scared me! I thought I had write something wrong. Message from SSS always scares me. (Sorry!)

〉But you scared me! I thought I had write something wrong. Message from SSS always scares me. (Sorry!)

Funny!!

"ミッシェル"さんは[url:kb:1180]で書きました:
〉〉But you scared me! I thought I had write something wrong. Message from SSS always scares me. (Sorry!)

〉Funny!!

Yes, it is. But I always fear what I wrote is somewhat against the rules of Keijiban. So when I receive a message from SSS-Jimukyoku, I think if my fear was right.