That.
Yikes.
I made a bit of a mess of my answer paper making the corrections, but I think I might just have got away with it. Still it was a bit of a shock, all the same. I suppose I should just be grateful I noticed it when I still had some time to do something about it.
Whether I did enough remains to be seen. The pass rate is only 50% and I should be okay, and I guess I'll find out soon enough when I get the results in a couple of weeks.
That was a tough but very interesting week. Now I'm going to put my onesie on and have a bit of a nap.
One working week to go till holiday. My main objective now is just to shake this damn cold....
Actually, no, I've never experienced that. I test very well, even in stressful situations.
ReplyDeleteBack in High School, I had to take the SAT to help determine if I was going to be getting a scholarship. Of course, I put it off until the last possible date I could take it. Due to an even longer story, I didn't have a photo ID, which was required to take the test. According to the SAT regulations, a description of myself on school letterhead signed by the principal would suffice, so I asked the principal, and he had me describe myself on school letterhead and he signed it.
The SAT proctors claimed that my "ID" wasn't an ID. I told them to look at their regulations. They finally relented, but made me wait until the very last minute before allowing me entry to the test room. I barely had time to take off my coat and sit down before they said, "you may begin." While I didn't get a perfect score, I got a score high enough to qualify me for the scholarship.