The big test

     "'You're not studing. How can you pass the test?'

     'It's our secret! We're not going tell you.' They are smiling because they have a plan." (p.5)

     I read abook "The big test" today. In a school, the students will have a big test tomorrow. There's no time and it is not easy to pass, so they study very hard in the library, but two boys don't study for the test. Some students ask them "Will be able to pass the test without studying?," and the boys answer "Yes." Actually, they have a plan, a bad plan. They scheme to steal the data of the test from the teacher, Mr. Harris. Their plan work well and they can get what they wanted. They print the data and sold those data to some friends of theirs. However, the teacher sets a video always and they are of course recorded in video. So, theirwrongdoing is noticed by the teacher and he changes all the test questions before the test. On the next day, they are surprised to see the changes of the test and of course they can't answer at all. They are scold by Mr. Harris and their friends who bought the data from them.

     I think we should study hard for tests if we worry about them. We shouldn't do

foul play or wrongdoing.










Waring, R., & Jamall, M. (2006). The big test. Boston, MA: Thomson ELT.