First Board Paper

Today, the mad rush begins.

Today is the beginning of the tenth board exams. 

Parents will come, accompanying their children - some will wish them luck and go home (because they know that their child can do it) and there will be some who will be anxiously waiting at the entrance, crossing their fingers and hoping that their child does well. 

It's going to be a really busy day today, getting assorted into your rooms, writing all the details. Then the exam begins. 

You read the question paper, think it's easy when you feel you can answer and panic when you feel you don't know the answer. You feel really scared. What's going to happen now? The paper was so fascinating before! Where did all these extra questions pop up from?  

Then in the last five minutes, you get a sudden urge to complete the paper, disregarding whether the stuff you're writing is exactly right or not. 

Then, after the paper's over, you feel like this: 

Come on, you've conquered one board exam. There are only four left now!