If you can, try to put it into perspective-It's just a class test, there is time to study for the real thing. And even then, it's ok to not do as well on some tests/exams. It highlights where you need to improve, and people can still do well without getting top marks. My husband got some D's and E's at school, and went on to get a first class degree, now working for a company which is world famous.
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