I have Human Bio on Monday (first period. Joy.), then Maths on Tuesday.
First period automatically sucks. Unless it's orchestra, because that's pretty cool. It wakes you up well. But when it's a dumb history class in which the teacher fails at life, it's bad. It was really cold in there today and so I'm alternating between struggling to keep my head up and shivering and it wasn't fun. I've actually got no tests tomorrow, thankfully, but that's only because I'm going to be on that mock trial fieldtrip thing during the hours I have tests. Which means I've got to make them up, grr.
Good luck with the tests, though. It's good that you think you know the stuff. I'm at that terrified stage of my preparation for the big ones in which I've realized that I know nothing and none of my review up to this point was anything nearing effective because I just need to learn it all again but I don't have nearly enough time to do so, so I'm just going to fail all of them. *breathes* Yeah. Panicky is the word of the rest of the year.
Well, I got it back today. 15%
Ooh. Shit. I got a 23% on a chemistry test a couple of months back, but that was because she had told us that she was only going to grade what we got done, so I did the bazillion parts of question one and then part a of question 2 and part c of question 3 because I could do those quickly right before time ran out. But then she graded me on the entirety of questions 1-3 because I had evidently started them all. Well, wasn't like I knew what the hell I was doing anyway. What subject was your chemistry test of doom over? If it was equilibrium you can just throw away the score because nobody gives a damn about that. Unless you're a teacher or a college professor, in which case they expect you to know it. But one of the equilibrium tests was my 23% one. Still, the class average was only a tiny bit higher for that test, so it wasn't my fault. Though I still don't know equilibrium and thus must learn it in the next week.
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First period automatically sucks. Unless it's orchestra, because that's pretty cool. It wakes you up well. But when it's a dumb history class in which the teacher fails at life, it's bad. It was really cold in there today and so I'm alternating between struggling to keep my head up and shivering and it wasn't fun. I've actually got no tests tomorrow, thankfully, but that's only because I'm going to be on that mock trial fieldtrip thing during the hours I have tests. Which means I've got to make them up, grr.
Good luck with the tests, though. It's good that you think you know the stuff. I'm at that terrified stage of my preparation for the big ones in which I've realized that I know nothing and none of my review up to this point was anything nearing effective because I just need to learn it all again but I don't have nearly enough time to do so, so I'm just going to fail all of them. *breathes* Yeah. Panicky is the word of the rest of the year.
Well, I got it back today. 15%
Ooh. Shit. I got a 23% on a chemistry test a couple of months back, but that was because she had told us that she was only going to grade what we got done, so I did the bazillion parts of question one and then part a of question 2 and part c of question 3 because I could do those quickly right before time ran out. But then she graded me on the entirety of questions 1-3 because I had evidently started them all. Well, wasn't like I knew what the hell I was doing anyway. What subject was your chemistry test of doom over? If it was equilibrium you can just throw away the score because nobody gives a damn about that. Unless you're a teacher or a college professor, in which case they expect you to know it. But one of the equilibrium tests was my 23% one. Still, the class average was only a tiny bit higher for that test, so it wasn't my fault. Though I still don't know equilibrium and thus must learn it in the next week.