"Model United Nations," [Thursday, April 19, 2012, first period]

[sith_happened]

It had taken Anakin a half hour to clear the classroom from the adorable but chompy bunnies that had infested it overnight, and one of them had taken a chunk out of his pant leg for his troubles, giving the class a clear view of the duck socks that Juliet had insisted Anakin wear to school today.

"Welcome to our final class of Model United Nations," Anakin said with a slightly strained smile for their guests. "Hopefully you've all learned a lot about, um, uniting nations."

It was possible that Anakin had no idea what the purpose of the United Nations was.

He passed out his exams.

"Good luck everyone. No talking. Your time begins now."

"Marine Biology", Thursday, Period 2

[takesaftermom.livejournal.com]

Summer couldn't recall the last time she'd worn a uniform -- if ever, so it wasn't that much of surprise to find her looking a bit uncomfortable at having to wear one. The closest thing to a uniform she was used to wearing was a wetsuit, and this was far from it.

"Welcome to your Marine Biology final exam," Summer smiled, once her students settled in. "I hope you've enjoyed our time together as much as I have. Hopefully, you've all learned a lot and will remember these lessons for a long time to come."

She passed out the exams.

"I'd like you all to write an essay on the importance of marine biology and why you think it should be something every student should study. Once you're done, you can bring your essays to the front and place them on my desk. Good luck."

[OCD is up!]

"Algebra II", Thursday, Period 4

[electrocynic]

Electroclash, standing at the front of the classroom looking uncomfortable in her teacher uniform, didn't know the first fucking thing about algebra. She also hadn't bothered to find out much. Or anything at all. As far as she'd gone was a phonecall back home to Jenny to pester her about coming up with a test for her, and all that had yeilded was a cheerful earful about ethics or a teacher's pride or some other unhelpful bollocks like that.

And now there were lizard things all over her classroom. Because that was about as normal as algebra, wasn't it?

"Right," she said, trying to ignore the animals for now. As if they weren't her problem. "Welcome to your final for... Algebra II. Which we've been studying for an entire term now, so I'm sure you're as well prepared for this exam as I am." Riiiight. "So, you already have your papers, and here's... your exam: Write an essay on what you feel is the most important thing algebra has to give to the world."

Yes.

"Also, extra credit for anyone who gets the most lizards out of here."

[ocd up!]