metz2:

Fruitijello:

May I ask about the difference between 01 and 02 scouts? The difference in activities, the culture etc.

My ds can only remember vaguely that 02 Scouts is the original Scouts UG, 01 Scouts was created as a result of oversubscription of applicants. You can find out more info on the two groups during the CCA Trail for students and parents.

:thankyou:

May I ask about the difference between 01 and 02 scouts? The difference in activities, the culture etc.

:thankyou:

Chocochipcookiedough:

Fruitijello:

DS posted to Ri. 263. But didn't see third language results on the S1 Internet system . Does it mean he didn't get his jap (his only choice) as 3rd language?

Hi dear, the 3rd lang can checked with the RI when yr DS report tmwr. :boogie:

DS posted to Ri. 263. But didn’t see third language results on the S1 Internet system . Does it mean he didn’t get his jap (his only choice) as 3rd language?

jetsetter:

hquek:

[quote=\"Fruitijello\"]There's a question that ask for a similar word to \"thrive\" as in \"the plant thrives...\"

Is the answer \"flourish\" or \"bloom\"?
I checked for synonyms and found both as the answer! Any expert can help?

thrive
θrʌɪv/
verb
verb: thrive; 3rd person present: thrives; past tense: thrived; past tense: throve; gerund or present participle: thriving; past participle: thriven
(of a child, animal, or plant) grow or develop well or vigorously.
\"the new baby thrived\"
prosper; flourish.
\"education groups thrive on organization\"
synonyms:\tflourish, prosper, grow vigorously, develop well, burgeon, bloom, blossom, do well, advance, make strides, succeed; More
antonyms:\tdecline, wither, fail, stagnate, die, moribund, dying, unhealthy

I'm no expert but I think should be flourish.

Flourish.[/quote]Ya I think it is flourish too, he would have gotten it correct but \"suay suay\" yesterday attempted a past year other school exam paper with the same question and the answer sheet says \"bloom\" when he wrote it as \"flourish\". Sigh, misleading answer sheets...

There's a question that ask for a similar word to \"thrive\" as in \"the plant thrives...\"

Is the answer \"flourish\" or \"bloom\"?
I checked for synonyms and found both as the answer! Any expert can help?

thrive
θrʌɪv/
verb
verb: thrive; 3rd person present: thrives; past tense: thrived; past tense: throve; gerund or present participle: thriving; past participle: thriven
(of a child, animal, or plant) grow or develop well or vigorously.
\"the new baby thrived\"
prosper; flourish.
\"education groups thrive on organization\"
synonyms:\tflourish, prosper, grow vigorously, develop well, burgeon, bloom, blossom, do well, advance, make strides, succeed; More
antonyms:\tdecline, wither, fail, stagnate, die, moribund, dying, unhealthy