Personal Narrative: What I Learned In Honors Physics

I sat down in my room and contemplated the next day as the day that would show whether I applied everything what I have learned for in honors physics. I looked at all the practice problems, and thought I understood all and expected to earn hundred percent on the first test. I kept saying to myself that I am going to get all questions right even though I did not put enough effort to prepare for the exam. I was very optimistic about my outcome on the exam. This was not what I had in mind. I woke up the next morning, nervous with my stomach churning for what was to come once I got to school. The morning bus ride was long and unpleasant. Once we arrived at school, I sat in the library making sure I understood how to apply the formulas, newton’s laws. When the bell rang to go to first period, I took a deep breath packing my belongings and walked towards my class. I knew that after lunch I would have to shows what I have learned so far.
After the end of fourth period bell rang, I went into the cafeteria with most of the students in my school to get lunch. While I was in line, all I could think

As my friend walked to sit across me, I said, “I have a Physics test today and I know I’m going to do well but I’m afraid that might not happen.” He replied, “I knew exactly what you mean, I have a summative math test.” I began to laugh due to how we both felt towards an important test in one of our classes. To keep myself from overlooking any problems, I quickly scanned through my learning set which encompassed the set of practice problems we need to complete in preparation for the test. Soon enough, we all hear the bell ringing as loud as possible indicating the end of lunch that we all hate. I began to feel much more optimistic to do well on the