Post Rome Test

Wow. So the test was open blog and that just really saved my grade from dropping. With the ability to use my blog, I was able to look of of it and make sure if I got the answer right and double check if it all worked out. I believed that without me using my blogs I don't know how I would've done. There were some questions which I was very skeptical about and my gut was like no this is the answer so I'm like alrighty then. I hope I get a very good grade on this test so my grade can raise up. I don't know what else to write so I'll just do what I did last time. The test was on white paper and it said "Name" "Section" and the most important of them all, "This blog is an open blog test, you can use your blog." It's a Friday right now and I am sitting in Patriot Transitions doing this because Mr. Ireton let us use this time right now and finish up work. I also have other homework but I will do that when I get home. The weather right now is very confusing and I just want to be out of school and play outside. There was around 61 questions and if i get a 100% I will be soooooooo happy. Can you believe getting a 100 on a test which consists of 61 question. Well I think I reached the 150 word mark, so ill be back on this website on Monday.

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