Today we took a test. I missed last class due to an appointment. I missed notes on three of the major religions. I had to cram some information for ten minutes before the test. I already know I got several questions wrong on the test. Having 10 mins to learn new information is not easy. I guessed on all Hindu, Buddhist and Judaism questions. I could tell the test wasn't going to go well when I saw it. I know I got the location and the adherents wrong for the three populations. The test would've been easier if I was here for the class. I was out for most of the day and then came home to sleep. After that I went to practice and then came home to eat dinner and sleep. Maybe I could've stayed up a little later to study the slideshow.
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