Another year, another set of exams and another round of well-meaning students to. In Pride and Prejudice, at what moment does Elizabeth Bennet realize her true feelings for Mr Darcy. Affordable digital textbook from RedShelf: F in Exams by: Richard Benson. Name the smaller rivers that run into the Nile To be or not to be, that is probably the problem.

When learning division, you just need to get to the root of the problem. About dots and lines and how to convert one to the other. This is the math lesson I missed in school. Give the names of two gases that might contribute to global warming. Here are some of the answers and images from the book. The book is divided into seven topics: Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Math, Business & Technology, Psychology, and History & Geography. I paid $0.99 for the book, so I am certainly not complaining about the price. There is perhaps a fine line between funny and repetitive, as the answers may get if you put too many of them, but I would surely have been disappointed had I paid list price, or even half-price, for the book. On my Kindle app for Android, I read it in less than an hour, with time to go back and re-read some of the funnier answers. It's full of answers, intentional and unintentional, that students gave in exams, when they did not know the correct answers. ( Amazon Paperback, Kindle, my review on Amazon)ĭon't get me wrong. F in Exams: The Very Best Totally Wrong Test Answers is written by Richard Benson and published by Chronicle Books, LLC. If not for the price, I would have been a little disappointed. F in Exams: Complete Failure Edition: (Gifts for Teachers, Funny Books, Funny Test Answers) (Paperback) About the Author. So maybe laugh, and then think about how the wording of the question contributed to the confusion? Because writing exams is both an art and a science.F in Exams: The Very Best Totally Wrong Test Answers, by Richard Benson (My favorite: the student that suggested the reason for the imbalance between the production of male and female gametes is that 'sperm won't stop and ask for directions either.') But laughing AT students is not the same as laughing WITH students. I'm conflicted I also have many howlers from exams that I've given. Did the students give permission for their answers to be used in this way? Are we really seeing their drawings and answers? Because that seems like it would be a violation of privacy.

Most are illustrated with a photo of an 'exam', even those that are not original (I've heard the 'circumcised the globe with a wooden clipper.' for decades)As a teacher, I have a lot of questions. Many of these answers are funny and clever. Disclosure: I recieved a copy of this book via the LibraryThing early Reviewer program.This is a collection of several smaller books into one big tome of wrong answers.

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