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I went into a 7/11 at 3am and saw my first grade teacher at the counter. When I went to buy my stuff, instead of giving her money she gave me a spelling test and said if I got them all the questions right, I would get my items for free. I failed the test miserably and she banned me from 7/11.
UK 1983
Any other Certified Smart Kids™ just realize they got treated as an extra teacher? Like why the fuck was I giving the other 9 year olds the spelling tests
SOUND EFFECTS IN COMICS
SOUND EFFECTS IN COMICS
SPELLING SOUNDS Onomatopoeia. I remember this word being on my fourth grade spelling test. Who knows whether or not I actually got it right, but I do remember feeling its power. Six distinct syllables, a poem with steps, resolved with a mysterious clutch of open vowels. Onomatopoeia. It’s a term for a word that represents a sound. Onomatopoeias show up a lot in comics, though they’re most…
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I have like 8 different spelling test stories. And I’m gonna share them one by one weather you want me to or not
Today my band had an interactive spelling test over the words euphonium, saxophone, cymbals, bass drum, forte, staccato, crescendo, rhythm, embouchure, and ritardando. I have never heard more dissonance.
USA 1982
USA 1982
