1/29/20

We took a test today on Mesopotamia and it wasn't that hard. It was only 20 questions, and to be honest that chapter wasn't hard to understand. Im not sure if I got one of he questions right but we will see I guess. We also started reading about the Egyptians today, which remember learning about in 7th grade, so I feel like this chapter won't be hard either. The reading focused on the Nile river for a lot of it, and I remember so much about Egypt and the Nile river. Taking notes while reading really isn't my favorite thing to do but i'm gonna have to get through it and get better at it since that is what school is going to always be like.

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