Paragraph on the night before an examination in 250 words.
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The night before an examination is a night that one can never forget. It is a memorable night for all students. The night brings typical suspense to them. I do not know how Napoleon felt on that fateful night before the Battle of Waterloo.
The examination for me was a significant event—an object of fear, uncertainty, and terror. On the night before my examination, I poured over my books. It was already midnight—scarcely ten hours left between me and the moment of reckoning in the examination hall. I felt queer as it was a night of intense suspense for me. I was constantly thinking about the appointed hour of 10 a.m. the following day. Nervousness crept over me. I could not find any possibility of even taking a bird’s-eye view of all the books and notes. Sleep persistently interrupted my efforts to stay awake. My head kept drooping onto the books. My mother advised me to go to bed and get up at the peep of dawn. I went to bed with the hope that I would wake up early in the morning. Very soon, I found solace in the lap of slumber. After a while, a queer dream followed. I dreamt that most of the questions on the question paper were familiar to me and that I was writing the answers on the answer sheets in a relaxed mood.
Fear, nervousness, and even uncertainty are purely psychological matters. Very often, they are based on imagination rather than something solid. The following day, I realized that the examination was indeed a solid and real affair, but the terror was not so real.