I was sitting quietly at the teachers’ meeting, hiding behind the backs of the teachers, checking the biology mini-quizzes. My work is “weak”. And, suddenly, a “pearl” came up. One of the students, not the best, cheered (the author’s style, punctuation and spelling remained unchanged).
Question 1: A crocodile is like a lizard, only bigger. It has scales. Crocodile buries his eggs in the sand, so if he sleeps with them outside, they are spoiled.
Question 2: Foxes walk alone, and only sometimes in pairs, when they need to eat a young seal that has crawled into the forest.
Wild laughter, the teachers’ meeting was practically disrupted, I could barely calm down the exasperated teachers. Suddenly, in the relative silence, a teacher asks the question: “I don’t get it, why did the seal crawl into the woods? – That was the end of the teacher’s meeting.
