12/6/2021 Reflection

 Today we took the Georgia milestone on Georgia lit. At first I was very nervous because I though I was gone do bad. The test only had 5 questions and two constructed responses questions. On the informational Essay I got stuck a little and had to start writing different paragraphs because I didn’t want to waste time. I didn’t finish I had fours more sentences to complete but overall it was very cool. I also like how they started you with the writing and now you only have multiple choice left .

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