Egypt quiz day

Today in Western Civilization we took a quiz on Egypt and I felt really good about it after because I studied and I knew what it was all about. After we finished the quiz we started to take notes and read about Greece. Mr. Schick already put the grades in and I got a 92 which is great because I only got one question wrong. I am really glad that I still got an A because I want my grade to be an A and hopefully after he grades the blogs from this week I will have an A in this class because I am very close. This is what we did in Western Civilization class today.

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