So I'm taking this course called Nuclear Science - no, it's actually not as boring as it sounds. Some of the stuff they discuss is actually pretty cool. Anyway so they have these quizzes we have to do every week. Now something to note here is that the first few chapters of this course is actually very close to what I learned in high school. Which means it shouldn't be a problem for me to do the quizzes.

Now you all know where this is going. I got this question wrong on the quiz today. Normally this wouldn't be a big deal, whatever, just one question, we're bound to get something wrong sometime. But this question was so simple that I knew I learned it as soon as I read the answer. If my chemistry teacher from high school found out that I got this wrong, he would kill me.

What I'm trying to say is, my memory is fading quicker than I thought. :)