Blog of October 10th

 Today we took our test on the book fences. It was fairly easy but some of the questions kind of tripped me by the way they were worded. I really hope I got a good grade because I also studied summary’s and things of the book in my free time as well to get a more better understanding of the events that were taken place within the novel. After I finished my test I had finished complete my fences project. I choose to do the trashcan project and I choose rose character. My overall day was veryyyy chaotic. 

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