Today at the beginning of the day I had my Social Studies EOT and it is probably the easiest test that I have taken so far. The reason behind this is because I studied for everything the day before and read the entire module 20 and 21 of the textbook. My problem was with one of the questions I thought I got the right answer but one of my friends said I was wrong. Afterwards, he asked another kid next to him and that student got the same answers as him. 

This was while the teacher asked one of the kids to collect the tests. So my friend urged me to write the answers he said were eight and because it was 2 vs 1 I did exactly that. Afterwards, when my teacher was handing back random tests to people so that you wouldn't get your own test but someone else. Then, we were supposed to correct their sheet as my teacher said the correct answers and give them their final score as it happened. 

Well, when it came time for the last question which I thought was right it turns out the answer I had originally was indeed wrong and my friend told me the right one. I was so happy that I had picked the right one but felt guilty that someone had told me what I should've put, basically it was cheating. But then again, if I didn't correct my answer I would've gotten around a 90. Now I can guarantee myself an easy 100. The last time I remembered my Social Studies grade was a 79 so in order to meet the requirements I need to get an 80 on at least every class and have at the very minimum an 85 average. 

I have a 100 in Spanish so as long as I get 80 on every other grade I should get honor roll. My only problem is that I'm pretty sure I failed either ELA or Math, this is because at the beginning of the school my ELA teacher bombarded everyone with lot's of homework and in one of those assignments I only did 25% of it. So my homework grade is literally 100, 100, 100, 100, 25%. Now if I had known that the administrators or people who handle the grade book wouldn't allow any more assignments after 5 I would've finished it for sure. But no, they didn't mention anything. 

Also, for my Pearson the first like 5 tests I got either an 86 or higher than a 90 yet none of those tests counted according to my ELA teacher. Mr. Ramdani (the person who puts the grades), refused to put in these grades since he said there was a limit and my teacher had already passed that much. And I was surprised to hear this because most of the other teachers still haven't even given our class the first test yet. We've just been studying and reviewing for tests. Anyways, that is it for today's post.