Test

Today in human geo we took our settlement and population test.  I think I did pretty well on it. There really wasn't a question that I did not know at all. I feel pretty confident in it. The first part of the quiz we had twenty minutes to completer. We had search and find information about a country, such as its population, infant mortality rate, and unemployment rate. the first part of the test was easy. Then when I got to the fill in the blanks, I got a little nervous but then I started doing them and realized that for the most part I knew it. The next page we had to do the math and find an a percentage or a number to the answer the question. I had a little bit of trouble on that but after I finished the first two, I started to get the hang of it. for the last four questions, we had to name two push forces and two pull forces. We had to be specific and give a country that either had a pull force or a push force. Overall, I think I did I a lot better than I thought I was going to do. I probably could have studied more for this test, but I'm glad we reviewed it in class and then I went home and read over all my notes and the powerpoint, which helped a lot.

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