Test on Rome

Today in class, the students took the test on Rome. Before the tests were handed out, we studied for a good ten minutes. During this time, I took the advantage of accessing my Quizlet that I made for the test with sixty terms. Mr. Schick also discussed some topics and headings that was on the test. Then we finally had the tests handed out to us. Before it was handed out, I was not really nervous because I studied the entire PowerPoint and made a quiz out of it beforehand. I knew most of the first couple pages of the test, then it started to get a little hard for me. So, I decided to skip some of the questions I didn't know, and first answer the ones I did know. I have to admit though the test was a little more difficult than I'd thought it'd be. Then I eventually answered the questions I didn't know at first and gave them my best educated guess. I really hope that I did good on the test because I studied really hard and gave it my all. That is all I really did today, in class.