Ahh the joy of grading AP vocab tests...or Really funny stuff smart kids say
Okay here's a list of my favorite responses to the last vocabulary quiz my AP students. They were to use the following words correctly in a sentence showing that they knew both the deffinition and correct part of speech. Here we go!
- Furtive
- Compel
- Gallant
- Apathetic
- Platonic
- Verbiage
- Ennui
- Opulent
- "Planning a career in education or education and theatre, my life will not be one of opulence." *sniff sniff sniff*
- "The blatant lack of grammatical knowledge in high school seniors compelled the teacher to take action or suffer an compound aneurism."
- "My excessively long sentences constitue verbiage of the most obvious nature."
- "Rachel knew that her friendships were due to her opulence, but as long as she had friends - and a bright red BMW - she didn't care."
- "My wretched mother compelled me to kill my hampster, Ralph."
- "Oh the word ennui, if I only knew what it meant, it kinda sounds liek annoy - but it's not."
- "As the Borg's in the movie Star Trek said, 'Opulence is futile,' Just kidding, but the meaning still holds true."
- "The verbiage the President used in his speech confused me, for I did not know what the words meant. Since I did not know what the words meant, I became very apathetic. Finally, out of complete ennui, I turned off the TV."
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