Examatitus
Examatitus: A sometimes fatal conditions caused by the onset of examination stress.
Symptons often include randomness, sliding on tables, a red rash around the clavivle or scapula, and looking at faces in clouds.
Treaatment should include a heavy dose of laughter (Not the type which needs academic skill) and a handful of Vitamin C tablets.
What a week it has been. Testamania has swept the class. Lets look back at some of the great times during the Year 8 Yearly Examination 2005:
Symptons often include randomness, sliding on tables, a red rash around the clavivle or scapula, and looking at faces in clouds.
Treaatment should include a heavy dose of laughter (Not the type which needs academic skill) and a handful of Vitamin C tablets.
What a week it has been. Testamania has swept the class. Lets look back at some of the great times during the Year 8 Yearly Examination 2005:
- Mrs Hewitts clock restarting technique (Restart the clock and exercise all in one!)
- Sliding over the tables on schoolbags (Chris has invented another way to hurt himself)
- The 'Banana Incident' (Nothing more need to be said)
- The contraversial 'Question 30' (Its inner secrets will never be revealed)
- The most enjoyabe Study Periods! (How much longer??)
And im sure theres many more.
I hope you all do heaps well in the exam. Better than this person at least.
Comment to add your exam experiences!

3 Comments:
At 9:38 PM,
Anonymous said…
Well actually it woz Q30 and its inner secrets probably will b revealed wen C to the A to the Strong marks it but owelll
At 5:02 PM,
Anonymous said…
Yeah i have a memory. The piano.......dum dum duuum.(meant to be that dramatic music ya know when sumhtin happens but oh well)
At 12:15 PM,
Anonymous said…
lol its funny cos its true
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