I'm not really as prepared as I would like... if I woke up at my usual time and studied instead of going out for a run I could get an extra 30 or so minutes in to review things. The test covers 10 chapters, so there's a lot of material and every little bit helps. I feel bad about skipping a run though.
What say you?
Which will affect your future more: doing poorly on a test or doing poorly in a race?
Get off Letsrun, go study, and stop wasting your parents money!!!
As far as running in the morning, yes you should, it will help you do better on your test. In fact run 20 very hard miles to your test. Don't change or wash but go right to the test. Your elevated heartrate will send more oxygen to your brain resulting in a 15% test improvement. You need to wear compresion shorts and shirt so the blood flow is forced to the brain.