Today I was one of the the few people to take the test. It was pretty easy test I just had trouble answering the two questions. When I came into class even though I wasn't In the class for like any of the class I still got to listen to a good conversation about how the earth and about how you flipped the map or globe around Antartica was where Canada is and America was flipped around. Also, if you launched a rocket ship into space you would be at the bottom of the earth and you would only see the continents that were on the bottom then you would see more of the continents the farther you got from Earth.

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