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I had a spelling test the other day and it was so bloody hard. I got "referral" but with her accent she pronounced it "refral", it really annoyed me.

I'm guessing English though, I know when to use who and whom amongst many other grammatical rules and sometimes I sound posh when I answer the phone with "To whom am I speaking?", but that's just the low point of having good grammar.

MATH... though it doesn't seem like it

Let's go practice medicine.
(what I say when I pull my medical book out of my locker for class)

Social Studies. I'm kind of a map freak.

You mean my favorite or what I'm best at?

I usually have the highest grade in Spanish and Computer Graphics, but those classes are easy.    My actual best subjects this year are probably Calc and Physics.

Seeing as I'm a freshman with an A+ in AP calculus, that is likely my best subject. However, I do very much love the creative aspect of computer programming and writing. Oh, also I have a reading fluency level somewhere in the 2nd percentile, and a reading comprehension level somewhere above 99... so I guess that would make me an average reader?

I can't regroup in my head and it's made all of my teachers mad :'(

I'm boss at math, because there is only an answer. I don't need to worry about "did i interpret this right?" or "did I do enough?', there is only one right answer and a whole bunch of wrong ones.

16Skittles wrote:

I'm boss at math, because there is only an answer. I don't need to worry about "did i interpret this right?" or "did I do enough?', there is only one right answer and a whole bunch of wrong ones.

But it's easier to get the wrong one of there is so many!

And as long as you can argue a point, there aren't really wrong answers in the other classes.

Last edited by soupoftomato (2012-01-16 12:05:55)

English

top 1% in the nation, state, and school c:

Math, reading (I can read at a college level, and my Lexile range is 1141-1361

Math.