What was the hardest test you ever had in school?

[The_Mad_Dragon Captain Pervert Find all posts View Profile Close The_Mad_Dragon]

For me, math exams. Lord have mercy... math exams.

EDIT: Fuck. Can a mod replace that period in the title with a question mark, please?

[Jeff Guardian of the Universe Find all posts View Profile Close Jeff]

Science was my absolute worst subject. It was hard to grasp some of the ideals presented in regards to biology, so I detested those tests. LOL

But the single worst test I ever took? My driver's license test. I believe that was the very first time I had a panic attack. I did get an A on it, but still....studying for that fucking thing kept me up for nights on end.

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Pregnancy. Completely devastated when I failed

[Fearless Agent Orange Find all posts View Profile Close Fearless]

Pregnancy. Completely devastated when I failed

[Space Cop The Dandy Find all posts View Profile Close Space Cop]

Although I earned good grades and had a decent GPA, I also frequently had test anxiety. The worst I remember was getting a "C" in Middle School Math. I got another "C" many years later on a Greek midterm in Grad School.

But worse than those was my SATs. I was literally sick both times I took it. IIRC, I didn't even break 1200 (though I had in the doesn't-count Pre-SAT, when I wasn't sick). The second time I took it, I was so sick my head felt like I was spinning and I had to erase and fix over 20 questions when I realized I skipped one and was filling in the wrong circles. What a mess. I'm glad my seminary didn't require GRE, MCATs or any such. I probably would've lost a limb on the way.

Oh, and I failed my driver's test the first time (though I aced the written). It was the first and last time that I couldn't perform a k-turn properly, but my hands where shaking and I was sweating. Not good.

I was even more of a mess for speeches. Before a speech, I usually couldn't sleep the night before, I'd throw up just before and sweat during it.

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Pregnancy. Completely devastated when I failed

That would be the second panic attack I had. And I was happy as a pig in shit that she failed.

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anything math related

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Pregnancy. Completely devastated when I failed

As soon as I saw the title of this thread, I knew someone would say pregnancy or paternity test.

[Sylent_Asassin Black Lantern Find all posts View Profile Close Sylent_Asassin]

The hardest? Probably a Trigonometry test when I was a Junior. There became a point where that stuff just stopped making any kind of sense, and that's when I stopped taking math-related classes.

English on the other hand, was always easy for me, and I got high marks with very little effort. Even through College, I got nothing but A's in my English and Writing courses. I regret not applying myself and getting even higher grades in High School though, but that had nothing to do with trigonometry.

[Mister Ed Horse of a Different Color Find all posts View Profile Close Mister Ed]

I'm sure there were some tests somewhere that I sweated over going in, but nothing stands out. I think I test well. I certainly did well on any standardized tests.

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Back in middle school and Year 9 I found most science tests extremely hard. My August Maths GCSE had two tests in it; the first test was incredibly hard, probably the hardest maths test I've ever done. Then the second maths test was one of the easiest maths tests I've ever done.

[Trey Strain Guardian of the Universe Find all posts View Profile Close Trey Strain]

The toughest test I ever had was an accounting test. I was just shocked by it. I really stepped it up then and got that requirement eliminated, and then went on to things I found more congenial.

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A friend of mine from Croatia said when he was in school over there he was solving a math equation on the chalkboard and screwing it up, and the teacher came up behind him and broke a yardstick on his back.