[Lucid:]

wow! that's really quick for such a long test. my test has 13 questions so it should be a little under a minute per question. but we have a lot more than 10 minutes to take it, so there's no rush. that's just how long it usually takes. I usually do well at multiple choice tests, but the questions are very specific ones straight from the homework, so I'm still a bit nervous.

[#FFFFFF]

Yeah. I'm very fast when it comes to taking tests I studied for.

[Lucid:]

yeah. I'm usually a fast test taker but sometimes that screws me over when I don't read the question all the way carefully. XD

[#FFFFFF]

I read them fairly carefully.

[Lucid:]

I'm a skimmer. I skim textbooks, I skim tests, I skim news articles, I skim really long posts...I just don't have the attention span. D:

[NikkoGallarado]

You can do guys, I know you both will do really well on your test.

[Lucid:]

thanks, Nikko. I'm sure I will too. C: **tries to memorize 8 pages of homework** @.@

[NikkoGallarado]

-gives Lucid some cookies and sits next to her quietly-

[Panda]

*Poke Nikko* You totally remind me of a friend in real life.

[#FFFFFF]

I already took mine, so yeah... xD;;

Anywho. I skim everything too... Just not my notes because if I wrote it down then it has to be expensive.

[Panda]

I wish I can stay on longer, I have to go to my 2nd period now.

[Lucid:]

notes? what are these "notes" you speak of? XD I almost never take notes in class because my teachers post their lecture slides on blackboard. I also learn better sitting and listening than writing things down. it's kinda distracting. sometimes I doodle, though.

[#FFFFFF]

My teachers don't put the lecture anywhere... So, I take notes. I would take notes anyway though because when I write things down... It makes me remember things easier.

[Bafflebox]

For tests I usually just read the whole thing an hour before the test >.>;
Worked fine for my exams XD

[#FFFFFF]

I do crap like that myself.

[Lucid:]

yeah. I know it helps a lot of people. I was talking to my programming teacher last year, though, and we were writing codes for personality tests so she had us each take one. when she looked at my results, she said that only about 10% of college students have the same learning style I do, but 90% of college professors teach to that style. it's no wonder I've never really had to work hard for good grades!