To begin with, some students can be very well at a subject, but still fail the test. Not every student is good at taking tests but can be good on hands on material if they understand the concept. For example, in my case, I am very good at math. Although, there are times where I just blank out because I’m too nervous about what I’m going to get on the test and don’t actually pay attention to the test. When students get nervous they tend to second guess themselves and then that causes them to pick the wrong answers which get them points off. I find testing difficult because the way they explain the question. My hypothesis towards test is students shouldn't be judge by failing their test but should also look at their class work and intelligence they have.
Lastly, not only those who get very high test scores can achieve success. When you’re older, your test grades from middle school are most likely not going to matter to you. If it does, you need to know that people with average test scores can still get into good jobs in the future, and they will still succeed somehow. Test scores only stands for a small part of one's smartness. Test scores are a reflection of your daily study. A good examination results indicates that you study hard, know how to go ahead