11 Trigonometry Problems (SIDOH!!!)

[trust]

I've failed many tests. Especially in Foreign Language, Math, and Science. Not so much in History and probably never in English. You guys suck.

[deadly7]

I've failed many tests. Especially in Foreign Language, Math, and Science. Not so much in History and probably never in English. You guys suck.

I only have 4 classes/term, and my teachers give ample study time before tests.  My lowest grade is like a B- on a team geometry test and that was because my group failed to see that the law of sines worked. :(

[Armin]

In my Chemistry class the other day, I was slacking off the entire chapter, which was stoichiometry... When we got to the test, I had no idea where to even start, and ended up leaving the entire test blank. This was the first test I've ever failed. :(

[Sidoh]

In my Chemistry class the other day, I was slacking off the entire chapter, which was stoichiometry... When we got to the test, I had no idea where to even start, and ended up leaving the entire test blank. This was the first test I've ever failed. :(

Haha.  Stoichiometry would be tough if you don't know what you're doing.  It took a little longer than usual for me to understand it, but once I caught on, it was good. :)

[iago]

On the contrary, I'm usually optimistic.

You've never been in a situation like I have been before, then.  I've never failed a test, but there have been times I thought I would.

This aside, I asked if you've ever been pessimistic about a test.  Not how you usually feel.

I have failed a small number of tests in my day (none in highschool, mark you).  But I'm always optimistic, regardless of how easy or hard it is.  It sometimes takes weeks to get tests back, and the last thing I want is to be worried for all that time.  Plus, I have reasonable confidence in myself that, even if I knew shit about the subject matter, I can still BS my way through at least half of it.  And normally, that's true. :)