We had a test today about A Message to Garcia, Socrates, and Athenian democracy. I think I did pretty good on it, I might have gotten a 100% but I'm not sure it's in your hands. I didn't know the bonus question but I knew it started with a D but it's okay cause I feel really good about the rest of the quiz. I think my essay question answers were pretty good too. I think that I put in my best effort and put in all the information I knew about the topic question. I also think that mine were a good length, they weren't as long as some of the over achiever in the class. My essays that I type for English are probably my best ones. But I do feel good about the essay questions from today's quiz. I think I did really good on this test and am ready for any other ones. 

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