I think you'll do fine. You have this uncanny ability to keep yourself from freaking out in an exam, even when you have little/no preparation! I distinctly remember this amazing behavior in a certain AP Chemistry class that had the valedictorian in tears.
Although I have no recollection of this incident, I thank you for your support. I assure you, it's all a result of a fine collection of defense mechanisms--a well tuned scheme that enables me to laugh at my impending doom!
My second performance will be to lock myself out of the house for 30 minutes in the sub-freezing morning air when all of my housemates are away. (done!)
My third performance will be to show up to the exam ten minutes late, and then only by accident. Apparently I didn't get the memo that the exam would start two hours earlier than the normal class time.
Well, it went. I answered most of the first question (sans the part about the greens function) perfectly (I think), and only answered the second question in the sketchiest of ways. But overall, actually, it made me feel better about my grasp of the general structure of the subject. I posted (http://www.livejournal.com/users/nibot_lab/49987.html) a copy of the exam on nibot_lab.
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Please define "amazing".
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"I had an amazing lunch today! The smoke detectors went off and everything!"
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Merriam Webster?
Boy... You'd never guess that I was procrastinating over studying for my E&M midterm, now would you?
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