The play is full of heroic couplets, one example being Romeo & Juliet themselves.Ī. It is written entirely in Islamic pentameter. Sometimes the answers are plain wrong, like the following:
The above two stories are not from this book, but there are many like these which will give you a chuckle. There is another story, from our college again, when an interviewee was asked: "How do you know whether a transformer has burnt out?" He answered: "Well, you get this f***ing crappy smell." Although his answer was not technical, it was correct - and funny. This is the way to get a laugh out of a question you know you are bound to fail in answering.
I later heard that one of the producers of the movie is our alumnus.) The boy dutifully wound down: ".MMMMMmmmmm." (This joke was used in the movie 3 Idiots. The guy had no clue, but plunged ahead - "mmmmmMMMMM." "Stop it!" The chagrined examiner roared. There is a running joke in our college, when a Chemical Engineering student was asked during his Electrical lab exam: "How do you start an induction motor?". Many of these weirdly funny answers have been circulating on the social media, so it's not entirely new to me, but it's always hilarious to see this mostly wrong yet refreshingly different answers. Otherwise, I'd recommend borrowing this short little book from your local library as I'm sure that I'm not going to feel the need to pick it up again. Answer: Had a bath and put on her lucky pants." There's a lot to be said for a pair of lucky pants.į in Exams would make excellent reading material for a doctor's office or any other place where you need to spend a few moments relaxing (ahem, powder room?), in which case, you should buy your own copy. Explain how Claire may have prepared herself for the interview. My favorite: Question: "Clair was well prepared for her interview. His favorite: Question: "What was Sir Francis Drake known for? Answer: Sir Francis Drake circumsized the world with a 100 foot clipper." This book makes me wish that I had, just once.
Honestly, I don't think I've ever attempted joking my way into a better grade. He admitted that he had done so once in a marketing class and the prof had given him points for his creativity. Then, it led to a conversation about not knowing the answers on tests and making stuff up to fill in the blanks. I read some of these aloud to my husband who used to be a college professor and he laughed so hard that he had tears in his eyes. I think that F in Exams would be enjoyed the most by current or former educators. At other times though, I despaired for the future. When these students didn't know the answers, they pulled out all the stops to come up with something- sometimes with hilarious results.
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