Remember those moments in exams when you had no idea what the answer to the question was?
Had no clue what x equaled, no notion of how to spell anesthetic and no concept of what Cp was supposed to represent on the periodic table?
Well – these kids know how you felt but they weren’t scared of failure. They gave it a go anyway. The little troopers.
And their efforts make for hilarious results.
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Year 7 history exam on ancient Rome (actual answer from one of my friends).
Q: Name four countries that were part of the Roman empire.
A: Blah, blah, blah and Gaul, except for one small village.
Slightly removed from the thread, but it made me laugh! My son recently had to write out a family tree, he asked me how to spell everyone's name, which I duly dictated and checked (we have a couple of slightly uncommon spellings). Imagine my amusement when the homework comes home with my name (Kathryn) corrected to "Catherine"!!!!!