🎬 Alternative Math

1. What is an "Accusation"?

A type of school uniform Claiming someone did wrong A graduation ceremony A math textbook A praise from the teacher Check

2. Which word describes "taking away" a number?

Multiplication Addition Subtraction Expansion Fraction Check

3. Who is the "Principal"?

The school janitor A mathematical rule A new student The head of the school The bus driver Check

4. What is an "Equation"?

A statement that two values are equal A school break time A physical exercise A history project A drawing tool Check

5. What does "to multiply" mean?

To erase a mistake To sing in a choir To increase numbers by a factor To paint a picture To run fast Check

6. Another term for "Pupil"?

Parent Teacher Professor Student Secretary Check

1. How is Mrs. Wells described?

Lazy & Careless Famous & Rich Factual & Dedicated Evil & Cruel Young & Inexperienced Check

2. Danny's reaction to correction?

Immediate apology Stubbornness Extreme joy Deep sadness Helping others Check

3. Why are the parents upset?

They hate math in general The school lunch was cold They feel her correction is an attack They want a new car They are actually teachers too Check

4. What is the Principal's priority?

Teaching math himself Cleaning the school Public relations and image Organizing a party Scientific research Check

5. Mrs. Wells represents...

Creative Storytelling Chaos and Lies Sports and Athletics Fashion Design Truth and Objective Reality Check

6. The parents behave...

Aggressively and Illogically Very politely Silently Like mathematicians Helpfully Check

1. What is the boy's answer to 2+2?

4 0 22 5 44 Check

2. The media calls the scandal...

Teachercrisis Mathgate Numberwar Plus-Pain School-Leak Check

3. What is the final result for Mrs. Wells' job?

She becomes Principal She gets a vacation She starts a YouTube channel She is fired She wins the lottery Check

4. Who fires her officially?

Danny himself The school board The police Her husband The janitor Check

5. What happens in the press conference?

Everyone starts singing A math competition starts The school burns down Public outrage reaches its peak Danny apologizes Check

6. The ending shows her...

Working in a cafe Going back to school Getting $22,000 instead of $4,000 Moving to another country Becoming a lawyer Check

1. Danger of social media in the film?

Good recipes Rapid spread of misinformation Free math tutoring Meeting new friends Playing games Check

2. The film is a satire because...

It is a scary horror movie It exaggerates real issues to show flaws It teaches actual math for kids It is a silent film It is a documentary Check

3. "Post-truth" means...

Looking for the truth after a lie Truth is found in books Feelings overrule facts Mailing a letter with truth Truth doesn't exist anymore Check

4. Why do parents support Danny?

They found a secret formula They want to fail school Unconditional emotional support They are paid by the media They hate their son Check

5. Media impact?

Helpful reporting Scientific analysis Boredom Sensationalism over truth Silence Check

6. Theme of education?

Building better schools Erosion of teacher authority Free books for all More sports classes Learning languages Check

1. Straw Man Fallacy example?

"2+2=4" "I am the teacher" "You say my son is stupid!" "Goodbye" "The sky is blue" Check

2. Logic of the board?

Mathematical proof Historical context Emotional appeasement Logical deduction Silence Check

3. Why 22,000 dollars?

It was a random number Using their own 2+2=22 logic For medical bills To buy a house Tax refund Check

4. "Bad Faith" argument means...

Being very religious Arguing just to win, regardless of truth Having no faith in math Arguing in another language Quietly disagreeing Check

5. Ultimate message?

Teachers are always wrong 22 is the new 4 Facts are not opinions Schools should be closed Money is everything Check

6. First Amendment misuse?

Fighting for actual rights Writing a book Using "free speech" to validate wrong facts Keeping silent Voting Check