Depending on the rubric (educational-ese) any answer might get a half a point. Otoh, sexual attractiveness is part and parcel of successful mating so I'd give him half a point for that. I suppose the testicular challenged fellow could paint his parts red, swing from a tree and yodel. Whatever works.
I wouldn't have given half credit for that answer. Remember in "Sex and the City" when Miranda got pregnant when she had pity sex with one-ball Steve after his surgery? Proof right there!! :-)
On a serious note, are students allowed to use that kind of language on tests, papers, or in class? They'd get in trouble for that here. That's also not acceptable for teachers to do in class here, either.
The ponder kids science teachers would have rolled their eyes at the language but I doubt that they would have gotten in trouble. They were all former working scientists from our science community and worth their weight in gold. I was once in a middle school science classroom where we were talking 'community organisms' and one girl, answering a question, went on and on about 'community orgasms'. The teacher and I both stared at the floor and didn't dare look at each other.
Depending on the rubric (educational-ese) any answer might get a half a point. Otoh, sexual attractiveness is part and parcel of successful mating so I'd give him half a point for that. I suppose the testicular challenged fellow could paint his parts red, swing from a tree and yodel. Whatever works.
ReplyDeleteLOL. I love it!! I'm sure the teacher laughed.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't have given half credit for that answer. Remember in "Sex and the City" when Miranda got pregnant when she had pity sex with one-ball Steve after his surgery? Proof right there!! :-)
ReplyDeleteOn a serious note, are students allowed to use that kind of language on tests, papers, or in class? They'd get in trouble for that here. That's also not acceptable for teachers to do in class here, either.
ReplyDeleteThe ponder kids science teachers would have rolled their eyes at the language but I doubt that they would have gotten in trouble. They were all former working scientists from our science community and worth their weight in gold.
ReplyDeleteI was once in a middle school science classroom where we were talking 'community organisms' and one girl, answering a question, went on and on about 'community orgasms'. The teacher and I both stared at the floor and didn't dare look at each other.
I would have given half credit, just for making me laugh, especially if it didn't raise the letter grade.
ReplyDeletethat's hilarious-extra credit for sheer honesty..lol
ReplyDeleteI am sitting here giggling. That is too funny!
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