Two days ago I set a quiz for the kids. Based on about 70 words they were supposed to study over the last two weeks. Before giving it to them, I sent it to a couple of friends for feedback on how do-able it was. Here are some of (Shane's) answers:
1. The best way to do well in GP is to read ______________ (desiring or consuming great quantities, adj.)
Shane's Answer: Pornographic magazines.
3. Give an example of a paradox:
S.A: Singapore Elections
4. To plead urgently for aid or mercy:
S.A: Singapore Elections
7. An idiom meaning promising at the start but then disappointing:
S.A: Singapore Elections
8. If one is described as 'a man of few words', what is one word which can describe him?
S.A: retarded.
It goes on, in like fashion. Funny boy.
My kids were decidedly less amusing, but probably more accurate. Gonna miss those I won't teach next term.
Disclaimer: Shane's answers do NOT reflect the author's opinions (esp. wrt Elections.)
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3 comments:
Can a man of few words be concise rather than introverted?
yup. he could also be laconic.
or retarded...
it makes sense, c'mooon!
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