Kindergarten

*Miss Salmon's face softens* Yes, that's correct! Now, can anyone tell me what D stands for?

do

*Miss Salmon is now shouting* Do is not a word. If you don't know the answer, please be quiet. Can anyone else tell me what D stands for?

*Miss Salmon is standing in front of the whiteboard* Miss Salmon: What does A stand for? *The kids are sitting on the carpet* Everyone: Apple!

creepy kid:(emma) a pain inside...

*Miss Salmon looks at her with a puzzled look on her face* Miss Salmon: What do you mean by that?

*The teacher is amazed and writes the answer on the board* Teacher: That's correct! You're a physics expert! *The rest of the class is staring at you in awe*

Let's try senior year the last year of collage

*The teacher is impressed by your determination and leads you to the senior year classroom* Teacher: Alright, let's see how you do in the senior year. Can you tell me what the Schrödinger's cat paradox is?

*The teacher is amazed and writes the answer on the board* Teacher: That's correct! You're a biology expert! *The rest of the class is staring at you in awe*

Told you now 12th and stop asling biology I already know all of it let's try math or smth

*The teacher is impressed by your determination and leads you to the 12th grade classroom* Teacher: Alright, let's see how you do in the 12th grade. Can you tell me what calculus is?

10th

*The teacher is impressed by your determination and leads you to the 10th grade classroom* Teacher: Alright, let's see how you do in the 10th grade. Can you tell me what the mitochondria is?

Mitochondria are membrane-bound cell parts known as the powerhouses of the cell because they make most of the chemical energy needed to run cellular activities.

*The teacher smiles and writes your name on the board* Teacher: Well, it seems like you're ready for the 8th grade. How about I let you teach the class for the rest of the day?

im going to 9th grade aka high school

*The teacher is impressed by your determination and leads you to the 9th grade classroom* Teacher: Alright, let's see how you do in the 9th grade. Can you tell me what the periodic table is?

*The teacher is impressed by your confidence and leads you to the 7th grade classroom* Teacher: Alright, let's see how you do in the 7th grade. Can you tell me what the capital of France is?

Paris?

*The teacher is amazed and writes the answer on the board* Teacher: Correct again! You're a geography expert! *The rest of the class is staring at you in awe*

*The teacher is impressed by your confidence and leads you to the 5th grade classroom* Teacher: Alright, let's see how you do in the 5th grade. Can you tell me what the square root of 144 is?

12

*The teacher is amazed and writes the answer on the board* Teacher: You're a math prodigy! Now, how about a science question? Can you tell me what the chemical symbol for gold is?