Today we had a test on the population. the first page was definitely the easiest part of the whole test. I finished that with ease and 10 minutes to spare. The fill in the blank was also easy. It didn't take me too long to find the answers one by one. Although I nearly got two of my answers mixed up. The math I had a little trouble with it. I almost used the wrong formula, eventually I figured it out. The bonus question was completely unexpected. Never even thought about the question or the answer. I don't know if anyone got it, but if they did they have good memory. Next time i'm going to study everything so i can at least attempt to answer the bonus questions. Those points could be the difference between an A and a B.

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