Hao Ying Wen
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My opinion on open-ended tests
Written by a G9 student
You don't invent new things for the world to use by thinking about the same things everybody else has. You don't revolutionize the way people think or the way people act by thinking about the same things everybody else has. You can't do anything new, and although you can keep the world running. You can't make it a better place, unless you have creativity. I say that tests which exercise a person's activity and the ability to create original thoughts are more useful to the world than tests which tell you things people already know.
ANCIENT Written by a G4 student
This is an ancient saying from an ancient person named GRAMMAR who lived in the ancient paper. "When a core sentence contains the verb BE followed by an adverb referring to place, you can add the word THERE and make the norma be sentence into an existential-there sentence."
(And
You know sometimes people write, "Mary is a student. Ted is a student. Wilson is a student." Well, those people who write that are basically throwing their time into bonfire. You could just add commas or ends into the sentence instead of all those nonsense words. Revised sentence: Mary, Ted and Wilson are students. So you see, how effecient this revised sentence sounds!
Written by a G9 student
You don't invent new things for the world to use by thinking about the same things everybody else has. You don't revolutionize the way people think or the way people act by thinking about the same things everybody else has. You can't do anything new, and although you can keep the world running. You can't make it a better place, unless you have creativity. I say that tests which exercise a person's activity and the ability to create original thoughts are more useful to the world than tests which tell you things people already know.
ANCIENT Written by a G4 student
This is an ancient saying from an ancient person named GRAMMAR who lived in the ancient paper. "When a core sentence contains the verb BE followed by an adverb referring to place, you can add the word THERE and make the norma be sentence into an existential-there sentence."
(And
You know sometimes people write, "Mary is a student. Ted is a student. Wilson is a student." Well, those people who write that are basically throwing their time into bonfire. You could just add commas or ends into the sentence instead of all those nonsense words. Revised sentence: Mary, Ted and Wilson are students. So you see, how effecient this revised sentence sounds!
