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Never Have I Ever: School Edition

I am running out of topics to talk about these days but because I have a goal of getting to publish 1 article a day on this platform, I guess the only thing I can do to accomplish that is to try answering questions and do challenges prompted by other users. And upon reading the article of **Loveleng18** about her version of the **Never Have I Ever: School Edition** started by **kingofreview**, I decided to also make my own version of it.

Since there are 27 questions or more like statements for this challenge, I decided to divide it into 3 so that I have 2 topics more to be published in the following days. In this article, I'm going to answer the first 9 questions from the list. So if you are interested, just keep on reading. **Never Have I Ever:** **Skipped a Class** I wasn't allowed to skip a class because our house is just near the school, both Elementary and High School, so I don't have any reasons not to attend my classes. There are times that even if I feel sick like I have a cough or cold, I would still force myself to go to school. However, there were times when I was sent home because of my illness, which I don't even know what it's called but it was a problem that involves my stomach. I have also never tried skipping a class in college because of the thought that the professor might give quizzes and surprise exams and I didn't want to miss them. **Cheated on an Exam** You are not a student if you haven't tried cheating on an exam. Lols! I don't really cheat to the point that I would make a code on my papers but I would ask for help from my friends, especially on the questions that I know nothing about. And I would do the same to them if I know the answer. But when I got to college, I learned to just trust my "**stock knowledge**" and just answer what I know without depending on my classmate or friends' answers. But there were also times when I would ask them the answers when I experience having a mental block. I also put in mind that exams are there to measure how much have I learned so I don't have to pressure myself about getting a high score. **Forged my Parent's Signature** I haven't tried it because my signature is similar to my mom's sign but I had someone who would always sign for my parents whenever their signature is needed, especially when I forgot about it, and that is my cousin or my friend. **Bullied Anyone at School** I believe that we are all bullies without us even realizing it. And I probably have bullied my classmates and even my friends before too. But it's something that should not be done because it will only give that person a hard time and have a terrible experience at school. **Been Suspended from School** I have never been suspended from school because the suspension is only given to students who do horrible things at school and I'm proud to say that I never gave any bad image to it. **Been in the Bottom 3 of my class** I have always been a consistent honor student from Elementary to High School so I haven't tried being in the bottom 3 of my class. Although being one of the top students was draining, I didn't want to take my studies as a joke. I always wanted to excel in class, but sometimes, I also wanted to just be an average student without any expectations from my parents and even from my teachers. **Hit someone with chalk** I don't remember hitting someone with chalk but I probably have done this back in High School. Make fake excuses for being late I have never made any fake excuses for being late but I am guilty that I was almost always late in class, especially when I was already in Grade 10 until Senior High School. Although our house is just near the school, I don't really know why. Perhaps, because I couldn't wake up too early and our first subject was around 7:30 in the morning. I would arrive at school just in time for the first class but we were required to clean first so I was supposed to go to school at 7:00 to help with cleaning. Maybe that's the reason why I was always late. I didn't want to clean. Lol Been homeschooled I haven't tried being homeschooled but when the pandemic hit the country and lockdown was imposed, that's when all of us (students) got to try homeschooling or studying online for almost 2 years. It's really challenging to study at home, especially when you don't have a house that is conducive to learning. And that's the first 9 questions for this **Never Have I Ever: School Edition challenge.** If you got this far, thanks for reading, and see you on the next one.

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