8th Grade Math
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| You Passed 8th Grade Math |
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- 26 February 2006
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1 · Hannah · 7 March 2006
No, Molly….I definitely could NOT pass 8th grade math! Someone told me so in high school. So I send a huge congrats! I think I could do 6-7th grade. Ahh math. The artistic person’s bane…