Today in human geo we went around the room and Mr.Schick asked us all what questions about what questions we think should be on the test so we know exactly what to study tonight and we know what will be on the test. Last night for our blog we had to list 3 questions we thought should be on the test. My question was "Whats more accurate the peters map or mercator map?" and the answer is peters because of the size of the map. Today was super helpful because now I know what exactly to study tonight so I get a good grade on the test.

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