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From the day first day of kindergarten school has come very easily to me. I have never been a student that needs to study two hours for a quiz the next day. I would have to look at a review sheet for several minutes and the next day pass the quiz with 100 percent. Reality finally hit me when I stepped into AP World History.

I have never been very knowledgeable in any subject regarding social studies. When I signed up for this class I was worried I would struggle but decided to take on the challenge. The first few weeks of the class went by and I was doing perfectly fine. That was all until the first quiz came around. Going off of past experiences, I went home the night before to quiz and filled out the study review then going over it for

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