I Was Unprepared For My Math Test

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This is my story of how I was unprepared for my math test. I was so unprepared that when I went to that class the teacher told us to review for the test I was so confused. I pulled out my math book and quickly studied. I was so stunned and filled with grief because I did not want to get a bad grade on my math test. Mr. Swan my math teacher told us to pack away our math books. I was so scared. I packed away my math book and prayed to protect and guide me through this test. After I had prayed Mr. Swan called out each question and I said to myself that I know that question and that I know this. I know every answer. When I got my paper back I was so glad to see 100% A+ at the top right hand corner of the test. My prayers had been answer. Now I

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