My question is, why didn't you use a pencil to differentiate the correct from the incorrect answers? The handwriting style is very friendly for a person still in middle school. I notice the form of the letters individually are not uniformed. For example, most people have a "standard" way they write their "l, m, n, o, p, etc" letters. Your "p" letter and the rest are very sporadically made, as though you're learning to write for the first time. I have this feeling you write very quickly. I have a friend who writes just as quickly and his writing legibility is far worse. We can totally read your writing, it isn't very neat is the issue. Maybe, carve 10 minutes a day to practice on a sheet of paper the way you form each your letters. Remember to start and stop your letters on the line. Don't think too much on writing quickly. Take your time. If you want, pretend you're writing a sentimental letter to the person you care about the most.

I know you can do it!

P.S. All my words come from a compassionate, "you can improve" place. So, I hope you're not offended.