Amazing incentive?
It’s pretty hard to mess with the teacher on a multiple choice quiz (unless you get to ask questions about the questions).
Otherwise … just “Take the win.” (for now). There’s always next time.
Very perspicacious.
So he studied his buns off? Life can be pretty tough without your buns.
Kid must be taking lessons from Caulfield.
A win, however minor, is a win, Kid. It’s a credit in the plus column. Don’t knock it. Pennies make dollars if you work at it hard enough.
That’s easy! I’d have aced every vocab test if it was like that. The spelling was the hardest part. Our vocab tests consisted of the teacher saying the word, then we had to write it and add the definition.
The only way to win on your own terms at just about anything is to make the rules.
Revenge is a dish best served . . . in a vocabulary test?
At least he passed his test. Wasn’t that the real point.
The “dumb” kids called them “Multiple Guess Tests.”
July 31, 2013
Rhetorical_Question 5 months ago
Amazing incentive?
Doug K 5 months ago
It’s pretty hard to mess with the teacher on a multiple choice quiz (unless you get to ask questions about the questions).
Otherwise … just “Take the win.” (for now). There’s always next time.
mobeydick 5 months ago
Very perspicacious.
Botulism Bob 5 months ago
So he studied his buns off? Life can be pretty tough without your buns.
Kroykali 5 months ago
Kid must be taking lessons from Caulfield.
sandpiper 5 months ago
A win, however minor, is a win, Kid. It’s a credit in the plus column. Don’t knock it. Pennies make dollars if you work at it hard enough.
P51Strega 5 months ago
That’s easy! I’d have aced every vocab test if it was like that. The spelling was the hardest part. Our vocab tests consisted of the teacher saying the word, then we had to write it and add the definition.
Stephen Gilberg 5 months ago
The only way to win on your own terms at just about anything is to make the rules.
Bilan 5 months ago
Revenge is a dish best served . . . in a vocabulary test?
Otis Rufus Driftwood 5 months ago
At least he passed his test. Wasn’t that the real point.
Lambutts 5 months ago
The “dumb” kids called them “Multiple Guess Tests.”