Brilliant.

[ltgmars]

The physics final was excellent. Mr. Kloser must have done a rush job with getting everything ready, since he recently found out that he'd be out of town this morning... We didn't need him there to answer questions, though, because he left the answer key stapled to everyone's tests. XDDD The first thing I do when I get a test is flip through it to make sure I have enough time to answer all the questions, and, lo and behold, there it was: the answer key to the final (labelled "Answer Key", no less), thirteen questions to match, right in front of the equations sheet. "Ummmmmm..." Alan and I were wondering if it was some type of psychological trick, but the answers were all correct, so, after she'd collected them, Miss Daughtery handed the answer keys back near the end of the period and just told us to check our work and to explain our reasoning for each problem.

The calc final was long, as expected. I clocked in at about 2:30, which is better than last semester's 3:00, but I need to get a good grade on this test, so I'm hoping I did well. I feel all right about it (I marked 15 or so questions (out of 25) as "almost definitely pretty close to correct", and I marked another 5 or so "maybe kind of correct"... stupid fscking no-partial-credit multiple choice tests :O), but that's how I felt last time, and I got a lot more wrong than I thought I would.

But we'll see. =___=;;


Afterwards, I went to Hobby Lobby and picked up some stuff to make keychains. Well, keychain. Singular. For someone.

I hope it doesn't turn out really scary-looking or anything. XD


Oh, I have to re-remind my parents about the Fastball thing on Sunday... I re-mentioned it last week, and my mom was like, "Yeah, let's go!" because she loves visiting random cities, so, as long as my parents remember, it looks like everything's green unless something weird pops up. Hopefully Lady Luck smiles upon me this weekend for Fastball.

And for the calc final, OMFG. =_=;;

Comments

[ver2frog.livejournal.com]

hahahahhah!!!!!

sorry... but your physics teacher!
:D
:D
:D

a friend of mine once TA'd for this prof in Art, and he had all the midterm slides "*artist's name*.jpg" on the identification questions and they showed up on the top corner of the image.

[ltgmars.livejournal.com]

We weren't sure if it was a trick or something (because Mr. Kloser is one of those young, hip, works-well-with-kids, just-got-his-masters-a-couple-of-years-ago-and-will-be-going-for-his-PhD-pretty-soon, kind-of-attractive teachers, so we all spend a lot of time in class making fun of or tricking each other), but it wasn't... I guess even Mr. Kloser has his spazzy days. Who'da thought?

I'd be a teacher to do stuff like this on purpose just to confuse the heck out of my students, but I hear that you're not supposed to do that... :(

[thumb-stump.livejournal.com]

Once I got a calc test that had the answers photocopied into the blanks. It was beautiful.

[ltgmars.livejournal.com]

I totally could have used that on my calc final. :O Too bad that my calc teacher has been teaching for, like, double my age. He's been there and back again, and he's still around for seconds!! *hardcore*

[moja-zabcia.livejournal.com]

*laughs hysterically* Oh, Mr. Kloser ... that must have been a pleasant surprise ...

Good luck with Fastball! *runs away singing* "You're an ocean; you're an ocean ..."

[ltgmars.livejournal.com]

Ah, Mr. Kloser gets a pleasant surprise, too... We stole his astronaut figurine (the physics mascot), Walt, and left a ransom note that made fun of how he left us the answer key.

Yeah, no rest for the weary. We love giving him grief. :3