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Wtf is a "silhouette of clothes"? I know what a silhouette is, i know that clothing has a silhouette, but wearing a silhouette of clothes? That's not how that word is used.

I get the point is that these kids are functionally illiterate, but the tester couldn't have proof read their own question and made sure it made sense?

I think it should have been "the silhouette of the clothing she wore was extraordinary but somewhat gauche". That would have been correct

As everyone gawks, remember: If your children are uneducated, it's your fault. Not theirs. Your fault as parents, your fault as educators, your fault as politicians, your fault as a society.

A better question is, "Can the interviewer write?”

I sometimes don’t know how to pronounce words that I’ve read but haven’t said out loud. This is not one of those times.

sad.

I'm guessing it's the long way to say "Her dress is campy"

Gauche is pronounced gowsh and it means tacky. To remember it, it's like a fancy way of saying tacky, lacking social grace. Oh my gosh, he used the word gauche, which is like so awkward.

Mf's are blaming the kids and saying theyre the reason were cooked. when we all should damn well know all know this shit started with no child left behind. So what did you expect. 

I can understand not knowing gauche, or even silhouette, but these kids can't pronounce extraordinary? Damn.

This is Fkin sad. Many cities are fkin broke because they say "education is expensive".

But all education seems to be these days is guys in suits sitting on a board with inflated salaries deciding on how money is being spent on the district's education. Also everyone has a story about how their town or city is either missing money,.or mismanaged like contractors getting paid twice and nobody knows what. lol