I see, indeededly so. Gotta love those repeating plot lines. It probably was more of a "hey, now other people can write for me and I still get money" sort of thing on her part, because who wouldn't want that? And Gertrude Chandler has an untarnished legacy that will endure.
Indeededly... I love that... *autocorrect doesn't correct it* Oh wow it's a word?! This changes everything. Long live the legacy of Gertrude Chandler!
Indeededly so, for it is indubitably one of the best words (right up there with "indubitably" ). Long live her legacy indeed!
Oh yes, I used to devour books extremely fast. I read somewhat recently (per the suggestion of LordTigress and others) books in the Warriors series, and one day I just read three or four of the biggest ones. Tigress'll tell you how big those bigger ones are.
Wow. One day and you already read three or four Warriors books. I didn't even finish one yet. I've only seen the thickness of the first book.
I just read unfortunately fast. I say "unfortunately" because I run out of the books I like to read quite quickly, you see?
Ah, I see. You've definitely read more than me. That would make a lot of sense. Stories would get boring if they were repetitive.
Oh yes, I used to devour books extremely fast. I read somewhat recently (per the suggestion of LordTigress and others) books in the Warriors series, and one day I just read three or four of the biggest ones. Tigress'll tell you how big those bigger ones are.
Yep pretty much. Yeah lol, it's pretty dead. I actually decided to post on there.. (I was the first post on there and usually they have maybe a couple others) One girl replied and said she did have the same issues. Basically she's been doing what I'm doing: googling O_O (actually the professor said we could which makes no sense) But still, we get 3 or 4 wrong somehow.
Yep. Ooh, nice. (Finally, a post on the student forum. ) Ah, I see, the classic solution. Googling works about 75% of the time.
(Hmm, I see. ) Perhaps those questions are specific to only your professor.
Okay so like magic, the professor replied. She said that the quiz template sometimes marked questions as wrong when they were right, and that I could ask for the grade to be fixed. THE PROBLEM is... I can't see which ones I got wrong when I finish a quiz. I can't even see my grade, only in the gradebook I can see the overall grade. (which is unusual compared to my other classes). Also why don't they fix the template then?? She also admitted there was a lot of typos in the quiz and bad wording... why doesn't she fix it?? Then she said, "I wouldn't say most of the questions aren't int the material." Which is incorrect because I reread the assigned chapters several times and used the search tool... *whew* Sorry I just ranted out on ya xD
Yep. Ooh, nice. (Finally, a post on the student forum. ) Ah, I see, the classic solution. Googling works about 75% of the time.
(Hmm, I see. ) Perhaps those questions are specific to only your professor.
Okay so like magic, the professor replied. She said that the quiz template sometimes marked questions as wrong when they were right, and that I could ask for the grade to be fixed. THE PROBLEM is... I can't see which ones I got wrong when I finish a quiz. I can't even see my grade, only in the gradebook I can see the overall grade. (which is unusual compared to my other classes). Also why don't they fix the template then?? She also admitted there was a lot of typos in the quiz and bad wording... why doesn't she fix it?? Then she said, "I wouldn't say most of the questions aren't int the material." Which is incorrect because I reread the assigned chapters several times and used the search tool... *whew* Sorry I just ranted out on ya xD
Wow. That's really crazy. Either she is a bad quiz maker, or the template system and gradebook is just incredibly glitched and flawed. Sometimes I wonder if it's even worth the trouble. That's alright. I understand your frustration.
Oh yes, I used to devour books extremely fast. I read somewhat recently (per the suggestion of LordTigress and others) books in the Warriors series, and one day I just read three or four of the biggest ones. Tigress'll tell you how big those bigger ones are.
You're a madman. o.O
Sometimes I just decide I like to read and so I do it and I won't stop until I'm done.
Yes, quite, indubitably quite right indeed. *Sips Earl Grey tea*
Indeed, yes, quite, indubitably quite right indeededly so. Would you like a crumpet? *holds out a plate*
Undeniably undoubtedly indubitably indeededly quite right that it is so. Oh yes, I would, but I already have a tray here. Would you like a scone with your crumpet?
The Boxcar Children is indubitably superior to Magic Treehouse. 
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It probably was more of a "hey, now other people can write for me and I still get money" sort of thing on her part, because who wouldn't want that? 
This changes everything. ![[uni]](http://storage.proboards.com/6672327/images/mPKcREJAtrpeAXSOgaOH.png)
