2 maths tests, and a spelling test!
Mon Oct 25, 2004 6:49 am
Wh00t! I got AWESOME SCORES in my three recent tests.
Spelling test: 57/70 words correct! My age for spelling is above 15.5! Yay!!! I'm in the second-highest spelling set you can get in the school (1-9,
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Division test: 98%, one error! Nobody got 100%, both George and I got 98%, the highest all of us got.
Division and multiplication tests (both in one): 50/50 for multiplication, and 50/50 for division! 100%! Higher score, and in less time than my last test! Improvement!
Reward: Got a black jelly-infested strawberry milkshake...lol. The black jelly balls are called pearls
*chokes*
Spelling test: 57/70 words correct! My age for spelling is above 15.5! Yay!!! I'm in the second-highest spelling set you can get in the school (1-9,
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Division test: 98%, one error! Nobody got 100%, both George and I got 98%, the highest all of us got.
Division and multiplication tests (both in one): 50/50 for multiplication, and 50/50 for division! 100%! Higher score, and in less time than my last test! Improvement!
Reward: Got a black jelly-infested strawberry milkshake...lol. The black jelly balls are called pearls
*chokes*
Mon Oct 25, 2004 7:47 am
Well done! =) When I was in primary school we did one spelling test a week and I never got ten, only 7 or 8. :-p But then I never learnt them. Tut tut, naughty me.
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REBEL!!!
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REBEL!!!
Mon Oct 25, 2004 2:49 pm
Congratulations.
Hmm... you're getting a bit too intelligent. It is perhaps time to redefine the expectations.
(from now on, 9 year olds get to spell words like baccalaureate)
Hmm... you're getting a bit too intelligent. It is perhaps time to redefine the expectations.
(from now on, 9 year olds get to spell words like baccalaureate)
Mon Oct 25, 2004 3:01 pm
Clever Chaud! Congrats on getting excellent results.
I'll go one step further... 8-year-olds must learn how to spell onomatopoeia.
I'll go one step further... 8-year-olds must learn how to spell onomatopoeia.
Mon Oct 25, 2004 7:08 pm
Hunter Lupe wrote:Congratulations.
Hmm... you're getting a bit too intelligent. It is perhaps time to redefine the expectations.
(from now on, 9 year olds get to spell words like baccalaureate)
I'm 10, HL
You didn't even know what I had to do! Maybe I had to do 9 divide 8 and those simple 12 x 8 thingies. How else do you think I learnt CSS and HTML? At this age? Com'n, I've got to have the computer intelligence of....I dunno....let's say....oh God I never thought I come this far lol.
Qanda, sometimes we get FRENCH words. Resevoir.
Mon Oct 25, 2004 7:23 pm
And you'll come some way yet. Just wait untill you'll have to tell the difference between hydrophobic and hydrophibic ends of a single enzyme.
Just keep practicing.
Chaud wrote:Qanda, sometimes we get FRENCH words. Resevoir.
Just keep practicing.
Re: 2 maths tests, and a spelling test!
Mon Oct 25, 2004 7:43 pm
Chaud wrote:Division test: 98%, one error! Nobody got 100%, both George and I got 98%, the highest all of us got.
George only got 98%?! Really? This isn't possible! This is not the George we all loved!
Sorry, couldn't help the sarcastic response. Congrats on your marks. Also, it's spelt 'recevoir' not 'resevoir'.
Re: 2 maths tests, and a spelling test!
Mon Oct 25, 2004 9:14 pm
Good job on the tests!
Ooo bubble tea (so I think). I had it once...I hated the pearls lol
Chaud wrote:Reward: Got a black jelly-infested strawberry milkshake...lol. The black jelly balls are called pearls
Ooo bubble tea (so I think). I had it once...I hated the pearls
lol
Mon Oct 25, 2004 9:24 pm
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I've been outdone by a kid two years younger than me. I don't even REMEMBER how to divide..
Congratulations, anyway! Yay for Chaud.
I've been outdone by a kid two years younger than me. I don't even REMEMBER how to divide..
Congratulations, anyway! Yay for Chaud.
Mon Oct 25, 2004 10:08 pm
yeah, i just started year 7 and i took a level 6 maths test and we were asked to rate it from 1 to 5 with how easy we thought it was. with 1 being easy and 5 being hard. i put 1 because i found all of the level 6 questions super easy
Tue Oct 26, 2004 2:33 am
Hunter Lupe wrote:Congratulations.
Hmm... you're getting a bit too intelligent. It is perhaps time to redefine the expectations.
(from now on, 9 year olds get to spell words like baccalaureate)
How about words like 'congratulations'?
Tue Oct 26, 2004 2:34 am
Congrats Chaud!! Keep up the good work! 
Re: 2 maths tests, and a spelling test!
Tue Oct 26, 2004 2:52 am
Ammer wrote:Chaud wrote:Division test: 98%, one error! Nobody got 100%, both George and I got 98%, the highest all of us got.
George only got 98%?! Really? This isn't possible! This is not the George we all loved!
Sorry, couldn't help the sarcastic response. Congrats on your marks. Also, it's spelt 'recevoir' not 'resevoir'.
SEE WHAT I MEAN?!?!
Come on HL! Can't even spell 'congratulations'?
Re: 2 maths tests, and a spelling test!
Tue Oct 26, 2004 2:59 am
Chaud wrote:Come on HL! Can't even spell 'congratulations'?
*ahem* Smallvile? It's often helpful to not only learn from your own mistakes, but the mistakes of others.
Re: 2 maths tests, and a spelling test!
Tue Oct 26, 2004 3:22 am
SpiraLethe wrote:Chaud wrote:Come on HL! Can't even spell 'congratulations'?
*ahem* Smallvile? It's often helpful to not only learn from your own mistakes, but the mistakes of others.
Well...errrr.....Smallville isn't a word!
*quickly proof-reads message first before posting*