"In which direction is the bus pictured below traveling?"
Look carefully at the picture.
Do you know the answer? The only possible answers are "left" and "right." Think about it .
Still don't know? I'll post the answer in comments later.
Pre-School Test
Sunday, January 15, 2006
Pre-school children were asked the following question:
"In which direction is the bus pictured below traveling?"
Look carefully at the picture.
Do you know the answer? The only possible answers are "left" and "right." Think about it .
Still don't know? I'll post the answer in comments later.
"In which direction is the bus pictured below traveling?"
Look carefully at the picture.
Do you know the answer? The only possible answers are "left" and "right." Think about it .
Still don't know? I'll post the answer in comments later.
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14 comments:
Okay, I know it's not an answer . . . but it looks like "forward."
LOL. Thanks, Linda, I needed that giggle.
It's weird. The first thing that popped into my head was that it wasn't traveling at all. It was stopped. *ggg* Jordan
My first thought was 'stopped' too.
But you say the answer must be left or right...hmmm. I say right.
And we want to know why our kids are so screwed up?? :-O
Yup, I think the answer is left and right.
I'm glad I didn't go to pre-school. I'd a flunked! Now that I've read Linda's answer, I'd have to agree that the durned thing is going to run me over!
I give up, Jaye. My guess is, "It's not moving, right?"
The pre-schoolers all answered, "left."
When asked, "Why do you think the bus is traveling in the left direction?" they answered:
"Because you can't see the door."
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Lin, Jordan, sexmuse, Raine, Dude, Jean, Keishon, and Diane.... 365 days detention! ;-)
*snicker*
Well, I confess I was only guessing!
When I was going to school, the covered wagons didn't HAVE doors!!
What if it's a British bus? Then it would be going right, because the doors on the other side..
right?
Oh, look, two class clowns. Raine and Sasha, I'm separating you two.
*ppssst Raine, meet me after class and we'll go check out the bus."
If you two get on the bus, you're sitting up front where i can keep an eye on you.
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