Test Review

Today in the wonderful and always exciting Honor's Human Geography class with the one and only Mr. Schick we just reviewed the last couple of lessons in order to prepare ourselves for the test tomorrow. We all made sure to be on our best behavior today since we've all heard that Mr. Schick has been on a "detention rampage". So, we all sat down in our seats and were "ready" to prepare for the test. Mr. Schick explained to us that the first page of the test is like a CIA world factbook webquest. We will be given specific questions about countrie's people, economy, and culture and then find the answers by navigating the world factbook. So, in order to get ready for this Mr. Schick gave us some example problems to try out and get more comfortable with the CIA world factbook. After completing these problems the bell rang and ended class.

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