Pass/fail (2012)
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Dzama didn’t say a word when Jake jumped up from his desk. No hall monitor stopped him on his way to the library, and the school librarian hadn’t even looked surprised when he asked for an Arabic dictionary. He showed her the test and she studied it for a minute—a minute he didn’t really have—and then headed for the reference section to get him the books he needed.At least, the books he thought he needed.When the Proctor came, Jake considered tearing the test into pieces and throwing it at him. ...It would mean a FAIL, of course, but he was already expecting one of those.“Time’s up, Jake. Pen down,” the Proctor whispered.Jake stared into the reflecting mask. “This isn’t fair,” he said. “There’s no way I could pass this test. This is just gibberish.” He slapped the test paper where it sat before him, surrounded on every side by books. He had an Arabic dictionary open on one side and an encyclopedia on the other, both of them showing a list of characters used in Arabic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dzama didn’t say a word when Jake jumped up from his desk. No hall monitor stopped him on his way to the library, and the school librarian hadn’t even looked surprised when he asked for an Arabic dictionary. He showed her the test and she studied it for a minute—a minute he didn’t really have—and then headed for the reference section to get him the books he needed.At least, the books he thought he needed.When the Proctor came, Jake considered tearing the test into pieces and throwing it at him. ...It would mean a FAIL, of course, but he was already expecting one of those.“Time’s up, Jake. Pen down,” the Proctor whispered.Jake stared into the reflecting mask. “This isn’t fair,” he said. “There’s no way I could pass this test. This is just gibberish.” He slapped the test paper where it sat before him, surrounded on every side by books. He had an Arabic dictionary open on one side and an encyclopedia on the other, both of them showing a list of characters used in Arabic.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Wellington to read onlineMoreLess
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