I remember writing my first trigonometry and calculus exam in my secondary school. It was something else because I didn't study the subject with the whole of my heart as I did for my biology and chemistry .
A day before the exam I had already crammed the formulae, my intentions were to 'La screenshot in my brain, La pour, La forget' because my slogan was 'am not done with mathematics , you want to take me further to FURTHER MATHEMATICS.
On the fateful day of the exam , because I crammed the formulae and the note, I started solving without reading the instructions, I didn't want to forget anything.
After writing out what I had upstairs I took a deep breathe and said 'Aaarh time to submit'! but the guy in front of me was using his mathematical sets frequently and the same thing with my seat mate, I was wondering why, but could not ask any question. So I decided to just go through my work again before submitting, because I was just not comfortable with everyone drawing around me except for myself.
Ten minutes to submittion time, that was when I saw a little note on my question paper please turnover. Turning over, I saw the question that needed the drawing, I was flabbergasted , I hurriedly drew the answer and I submitted.
MORAL LESSONS: 1. Study to show thyself approved
2. Enlarge your reading scope
3. Always read instructions before handling a thing.