We took a quiz today for class. I believe I did well on it. I got questions right that others got wrong. For example one of the questions  we had was, Who said this.... in a video? My main choices was the Australian guy or Kim with the PHD. I choose Kim because she has a PHD and that's the only reason I had. The picture question was easy for the demographic transition. I finished that part easily, it's pretty simple. I was expecting a question about stage 5 on the quiz. Since no one has reached it yet, it could have been a trick question or extra credit. It would have been nice to get a couple of extra points. We should do a jeopardy for extra credit,

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