Few theory questions about the testing as a whole (like describing a test case, test plan, etc) followed up by the process of testing a calculator style application. Document the findings and then wait for the review.

I had two days to test an application. I had a supervisor and he was supposed to help me when I was in trouble because I am a student and I was not supposed to know everything that a QA does. Well, the first day was strange and boring, no one talked to me and my "supervisor" gave me tricky answers. I also had a technical test. Second day was also boring, no one was too friendly, no jokes, just work. In the end my "supervisor" told me that he's not the one who decides if I get hired or not, that it is obvious that I am a student and this could be my advantage or not. The bad experience was that even if I didn't received an offer, honestly I didn't expect one, because I know I've made a lot of errors, I was expecting some kind of review. I was told that I will receive a review about my short work, but it never happend. I understand that it is not easy to refuse a candidate but even if I knew I was not the best, I expected two weeks for their answer and it never came.