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Today was the day that Miss Jackson dreaded each
year -- April Fool's Day. Every ___1___ on this day, her students would
___2___ all sorts of
tricks
on her. They enjoyed ___3___ this because she is the
___4___
timid
teacher in the school. Her first period was ___5___ Secondary 1G. The class was
___6___ quiet today. She entered the door slowly,
peering cautiously at the ___7___ of the door to see if there was
___8___ bucket of
water
balanced ___9___. Much to her ___10___, she found nothing
there.
"Good morning, Miss Jackson," chorused the class,
grinning from ear ___11___
ear. Miss Jackson eyed ___12___ suspiciously.
___13___
popular trick her
students loved to play was to switch classrooms ___14___
the next class. Today, however, her students had not
___15___
classes.
As the period wore ___16___, Miss Jackson grew more and
more puzzled.
She had expected all kinds of tricks but there were
___17___. No one took
___18___ the
chalk from the blackboard. Neither was there ___19___
strange noise from the class. In fact, the class had
never behaved so well ___20___
Miss Jackson became increasingly tense. In the ___21___, she dismissed the class
early and walked out ___22___ a most confused look on
her face.
After she had ___23___, there was an uproar from the
class. "Best
trick we ___24___ played," said someone. "The best trick
to play ___25___ Miss Jackson is simply not to play any trick at
all!" |
