My worst experience was my entrance
examination for the University of Tsukuba. I noticed that I had forgotten my
wristwatch in my house when I was on the train for Tsukuba on the day of the entrance
examination. I also didn’t have any spare wristwatches so I was extremely
troubled. I felt like I had already failed my entrance examination. I needed my
wristwatch for time allocation. Allocating time properly makes a good result so
I needed my wristwatch. Not being able to know the time meant that I might fail
my entrance examination. After I arrived at the University of Tsukuba, I sat on
a chair in the classroom where I took my examination. I was very sad because I recalled
having studied hard for that day and paid much money for cram school. Then the
examination started. The first examination was English. I thought I had to
answer faster than ever. I finished the English examination and thought I could
make passable answers. The next examination was Japanese. Because a question
about a novel was difficult, I took a long time. I couldn’t know how long time I
took so I got inpatient because of that. I sweated with fear but I continued to
answer other questions. The Last examination was social studies. I chose
Japanese history. There were four questions so I had to be careful to allocate
the time properly. I started to answer timidly. Then the last examination
finished. I did what I could do but the result wouldn’t be what I had hoped for.
After the examination, I went back home and hated myself. If I had had my
wristwatch, I would have been able to answer calmy. My entrance examination was
very uneasy and fearful so I don’t want to experience the same situation ever
again. For this reason, I can say the worst experience of my life was the entrance
examination for the University of
Tsukuba.
No comments:
Post a Comment
Comments on my students' posts are most welcome. Please be advised that comments on this blog are moderated. Any abusive comments will not be approved. Also, anonymous comments will never be approved.