Test Results

Today in Human Geography, I  got back my test, that I took last week. As a class, we reviewed it and went over all the correct answers and discussed the answers that we got wrong. I did really well on the test and scored a 95%. I did a lot better than I thought I was going to do. I thought that I was going to do bad on the essay questions but I actually got full credit for both. I got all the multiple choice questions right. On the second page, the fill in the planks, I got only two wrong. On that page, I was thinking I did worse. I also got one extra credit point, for knowing the original name of the mountain before it was named, Mt. Mckinely. Overall I am very happy with my grade that I got on my first human geo quiz.

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