For breakfast this morning I enjoyed more if my personal experiment: pieces of toast and chocolate chips made into chocolate waffle-like food stuffs. This morning I also finished watching a series of videos for the upcoming quiz I had in my digital design class.
In physics I had a quiz today. Our quiz was on what we had learned about so far in energy and for the most part it was purely math. There were 5 total questions, each being worth anywhere from 1-3 points. The total quiz tallied 13 points with a bonus therefore making it possible to get a 14/13, or 107.69% (yes, my teacher goes all the way to the hundreths place). If I don't get 107.69%, I'll be a bit confused because there wasn't anything I didn't understand how to do.
The digital design quiz went worse than expected. Some of the questions I had forgotten even after watching the videos and I ended up getting an 86%. I was less worried when I heard there were only two people in the class who had passed. My teacher also agreed to exempt me from the grade as I hadn't done the same project as everyone else to go along with the quiz (I had been given a different project - that flyer I did last week).
In AP Statistics, we got our tests back from yesterday. I was a bit suprised but at the same time not too suprised to see that I got a 100%. What was more suprising were the grades of some of the people around me. The average had to be around low to mid 70s and the lowest I heard was a 43%. I'm kinda unsure as to how this would happen. I grt that there were a lot of small places that people could have messed up on, however, the test overall was not hard and to see so many low grades I was just like "damn".
For lunch I chose my normal Tuesday choice, a chicken quesadilla. I noticed a lot of people had pumpkin pie today for lunch, seemingly as thanksgiving is getting closer and closer. I also complimented my quesadilla with an orange and some carrots with ranch.
In IT we through some of the different types of server backups and were tasked to complete some more of this knowledge assessment from our textbook. Shortly after finishing, I got in a limited minecraft world with some friends and we all had a simulated UHC match. It was pretty fun but in the end got very hectic and disorganized.
We had yet another quiz in pre-calculous today. I score a perfect score but I will say some of the questions forced me to round a lot. By this I mean, I had to get an answer to get an answer to get answer etc... which makes me feel as though the aquired answer slowly becomes slightly more and more inaccurate. Nevertheless, it worked out in the end so I won't complain.
In APUSH, we were given chapter 12 outlines and were told to work on them. However, my APUSH class being the typical class we are, sat on our phones doing absolutely nothing. I knew this would come to bite me in the future at some point.
Finally, in english, we annotated some documents and began reading Into The Wild. We will be following a transcendentalist as he discovers what happened to Chris McCandless and how he ended up dying of starvation in Alaska. For english, it seems rather interesting so far, I guess.
I then went home, at a small snack, and got started on my homework just before 5PM. I began my pre-calc review for the trst we have on Thursday and immediately realised how long it'd take. It was only 27 questions but a lot of them were solving entire triangles and then having more steps beyond, thus making it as if it were an 80 question packet. I spent 2.5 hours on this packet alone and then I still had english and the APUSH outline I had negelected during class to work on. This evening was certainly not a relaxed one.
For dinner my mother made Pasta Fazool. It was made with a white sauce with celery, carrots, pasta, and thess white beans. There was also some red pepper to add a hint of spice. Overall it was a successful meal.
I then retired to my bedroom for the night and watched today's weekly Black Clover episode. I also chilled on discord and eventually began writing this chapter. That was essentially my day today, peace out.