Today in Human Geography we talked and reviewed questions that will most likely be on the quiz that we are taking Monday. I wish we wouldn't of had a quiz a week before exams because it stresses me out with studying for exams and other quizzes and tests on top of studying for midterms. We took notes on the questions that would be on the quiz Monday. We also had thirty minutes extra to complete our blogs which is good because I won't have to worry about finishing my blog at home. Today was a very laid back relaxing class because we didn't really have to do much all we did was take notes and answer questions that could possibly pop up on the quiz next week.

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