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In this freely adapted learning dialogue inspired by The Simpsons, Bart faces a math test he isn't prepared for and tries to cheat by copying Martin's answers. When Ms. Krabappel suspects him and asks about cheating, Bart scrambles to cover it up, in a scene mixing humor with suspense.
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A common given name and surname, often a short form of Bartholomew
My name is Bart.
The first meal of the day
What's for breakfast?
brunchlunch
to come or go into (a place)
Miss Krabappel enters the classroom.
come ingo in
The kitchen belonging to the Simpson family
The Simpsons often eat in their kitchen.
dining roomliving room
To appear or seem to be
Bart looks nervous.
appearseem
in a way that shows you do not trust someone or something
She looked at him suspiciously.
distrustfullydoubtfully
A feeling of doubt or mistrust
The detective's suspicion grew as he examined the evidence.
distrustdoubtskepticism
unsettled; anxious
The atmosphere in the room felt uneasy.
uncomfortablerestlessdisturbed
A male given name
Homer is going to work.
Apprehensive, worried, or anxious
He looked nervous before the exam.
anxiousapprehensiveworried
slices of bread that have been made brown and crisp by heating
Eggs and toast.
bread
near
That was close!
nearbyapproaching
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