Test Day Blog

Today in class we took a test that was 40 questions and counts as 100 points. We had five minutes to study before the test and that helped me a lot so I had all of the answers at the top of my head when the questions came up on the test. Hopefully I did good on it because it counts as a lot of points. I think I did well but I just have to wait and see.

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