Day of the Test

The first test here at John Carroll was very easy. Mr. Schick even gave a two point extra credit question which asked us what is the name of Mount McKinley right now and the answer was Mount Denali. There weren't a lot of vocab words there were like four vocab questions and were all easy. There were a few questions and both essays involving Socrates. One question asked what he was charged with another asked about the Socratic Method. One of the essays asked us what did the quote "The unexamined life is not worth living" mean to you. The other essay wanted us to describe the events of Socrates' death. The first questions involved "A Message to Garcia." One of them was asking when it took place which was The Spanish-American War. Another asked who delivered the message to Garcia and the man's name was Rowan. Rowan was an army officer who graduated West Point in 1881. For the essays there wasn't a particular amount of sentences we needed, all we needed was to explain it thoroughly. To answer the question on how Socrates died he drank a glass of poison hemlock which is very horrible way to go. To me this test was so easy that I felt like it was a quiz. I'm hoping the rest of the tests I have here, especially with Mr. Schick, are this easy.

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