The narrator tells us that he's feeling pretty good about his chances of passing the test. He's been eating a lot, and his stomach is growling. He doesn't know what's wrong with him, but he thinks he might be fat. He asks his friend, who's studying, if he can have some fruit flavored before the test begins. The narrator says he can't, because he hasn't had enough to eat for the past 12 hours. The test starts, and the narrator worries that his stomach will growl again. He says he'll have to go buy some food to pay for it, and then he can go back to class to buy some more food. He worries that if he pretends his stomach hurts, people will think that he is a fat, and he won't be able to pass. He tells his friend to take care of his stomach, because it's just a sore throat. He also tells her that she's covered in sweat, and that her face is red, so he thinks she might have a cold. She says she'll go see the nurse, but that she doesn1t want to push her self on the test, so she won1t give it up. She tells him to buy something to eat while she has the chance.