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It's been years since I've taken an exam. But even now, I have a recurring exam anxiety dream. It's always the same: It's time for the class to begin, but I haven't studied and I don't even know where the classroom is. I am wandering the corridors hoping that I'll remember where I am supposed to go. I know that I am not prepared and that I am going to fail the test miserably. Then the dream ends.
Exam nerves...what a fantastic peeve Jezer I always had anxiety taking exams. I used to get upset stomach,was irritated and studied endlessly and after the exam it was all back to normal . I am out of school now sort of I am in Martial Art school since many years and we get tested all the time and still I feel so nervous I have a huge Exam coming up in summer,training for that almost 4 years and I am going out of my mind My written test is behind me, I still have to be tested verbally and that is the time I am usually lost at words The physical test can only ,,hurt'' So Jezer...good peeve...have a nice day!
Good peeve, Jezer. I always get super nervous before a test. The last test I had to take was online for Excel and I hadn't used it in forever. I studied for 3 days straight, hardly slept I was so nervous about taking it and then it turned out the test was so simple - no formulas or any advanced functions. Course if I wouldn't have crammed it would have been just the opposite
I always got those exam nerves, but I got more nervous when the teacher called upon me to answer a question outloud in class. I always seemed to freeze up and never did get over that.
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