GED part 2
It was still boring. It was still uncomfortable. The woman administering the test
still seemed like Gene Hackman somehow.
It was not as annoying as the first one however, as I had predicted. The lack of an essay and
the generally easier questions were nice. Many of them were actually frighteningly easy, especially with the social studies.
The questions might just have well gone like this;
1. Are you retarded?
1: Yes
2: No
3: Partly
4: Not enough information given
5: What?
2. Are you SURE that you are not retarded?
I am a little worried, though. Now that I know exactly how the test is evaluated, I see that
you have to get a certain score on each individual section. I may have to go in for the essay or the first math section again.
I was the only one in there on account of home-schooling. All the others were drop-outs or
something like that. It's a very depressing place to be.
This time around, I was seated next to a girl who had to retake the math section for a third time. She was very friendly and kind of cute, but as soon as I explained why I was there, I was subject to immediate alienation...
I feel very odd about that. Did she think I was going to be pompous or condescending or something? Whatever the reason, she didn't talk to me again after that.
Anyway: I can only wait and hope for the best.
At least it's out of the way for now.
Ta-ta.
still seemed like Gene Hackman somehow.
It was not as annoying as the first one however, as I had predicted. The lack of an essay and
the generally easier questions were nice. Many of them were actually frighteningly easy, especially with the social studies.
The questions might just have well gone like this;
1. Are you retarded?
1: Yes
2: No
3: Partly
4: Not enough information given
5: What?
2. Are you SURE that you are not retarded?
I am a little worried, though. Now that I know exactly how the test is evaluated, I see that
you have to get a certain score on each individual section. I may have to go in for the essay or the first math section again.
I was the only one in there on account of home-schooling. All the others were drop-outs or
something like that. It's a very depressing place to be.
This time around, I was seated next to a girl who had to retake the math section for a third time. She was very friendly and kind of cute, but as soon as I explained why I was there, I was subject to immediate alienation...
I feel very odd about that. Did she think I was going to be pompous or condescending or something? Whatever the reason, she didn't talk to me again after that.
Anyway: I can only wait and hope for the best.
At least it's out of the way for now.
Ta-ta.