Once again God (not NyQuil nor anything else that I tried in the past 3 days) works its magic!
I'm feeling better today after taking some cold medicine last night and slept for 10 hrs. My mind is clearer. At least I don't get a headache doing calculus anymore. I found my TI-83 plus from a storage box. Ever since I got my financial calculator in college, I haven't touched it. I didn't know if it will work. I replaced the battery and amazingly, the screen started to flash. I tried hard to remember from entering simple calculations to graphing equations. The math assessment test does not require advanced math, but a graphing calculator does give me more confident when doing derivatives and checking max and min (yea!~).
I spent most of the day studying and going through the math CD. The calculus section is the most "foreign" to me, as it was stone-age when I learned it. All the derivatives rules made me dizzy, but I manage to write them all down in a tiny note. Since the assessment test is online, I have better chance to pass it if I keep my notes clean. At the end of the study, I have 20 pages of notes plus a formula index card.
I feel like I'm ready for the test, but just lack that energy boost. So I peeked in my refrigerator and took out a small piece of sweet potato pie. After cutting back my appetite for 3 days, any sweet treats look like gold to me. After I finished it, I feel like I'm really ready for the assessment test. The sign-in process is very straight forward. The fact that the test does not time me makes me very comfortable to go through it at my own pace. I submit my answers after I checked the answers twice.
And then the results page comes up:
You scored 100% (100 out of 100) on QuantPrep. The passing score is 80% (80 out of 100).
Congratulations!
Woohoo! 100%!!! I think my calculus teacher would be very happy if she knows I passed the test based on what I learned from her 7 yrs ago.
"My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness." ~2 Corinthians 12:9
Thank God...
Post a Comment