Teacher to pupils: One Of the most important documents in English history was the Magna Carta. Now, does anyone know where it was signed?
Pupil: At the bottom, Miss?
2>Teacher: 'Give me a sentence starting with the letter 'I''.
Pupil: 'I is-'
Teacher: 'No, you must always say 'I am'.'
Pupil: 'Okay, 'I am the ninth letter of the alphabet'.'
2>Teacher: 'Late again. What's the excuse this time?'
Pupil: 'Sorry, Sir. There was a notice on the bus saying Dogs must be carried, and I couldn't find one anywhere.'
2>Teacher: 'What is the outer part of a tree called?'
Pupil: 'I don't know sir.'
Teacher: 'Bark, boy, bark.'
Pupil: 'Woof-woof.'
2>Teacher: Billy, why have you not given me your homework?
Billy: I made it into a paper airplane, and someone hijacked it.
2>Teacher: I wish you'd pay a little attention to what I'm saying!
Pupil: I'm paying as little as I can!
2>Teacher: Take this sentence: 'I don't have no fun at the weekend.' How should I correct this?
Pupil: Perhaps you could try and find a boyfriend.
2>Teacher: What is the name given to the small rivers that flow into the river Nile?
William: The Juve-Niles?
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