Peanuts by Charles Schulz for October 01, 2015

I sense a true false sense of security here.

Why don’t you just kind of read the questions, there, Linus?But then you wouldn’t be the first person to think they had all the answers without even knowing what they’re being asked.

That’s some bizarre logic. Don’t think I ever saw all True/False tests start with true much less have such a pattern as laid out here.

It takes a special kind of cleverness and sophistication to be as stupid as Linus.

I had a college professor who sometimes made his True / False tests All True. Try this on that test, Linus!(Peppermint Patty once figured she had a fifty-fifty chance with a True or False test. She got “50.”)

His logic is false.

TRUE-FALSE-etc.

It would be funny if he got all of the answers wrong.

And we still don’t know what subject the test is about…

That sounds like a Yogi Berra-ism.

Is Linus even looking at the questions?

Boy, Linus is headed to find out he was right about failing that test after all!

He’s a-falsing when he should be a’trueing……….

If you know what the answer isn’t, then sometimes you’ll can guess the right answer in a T & F test.

Of course if you were really smart Linus, you would have studied for the exam in the first place!

My Health & Safety test was a “True or False”It was easy enough.xxx

srsly he looks like he’s falling off his seat

“This statement is false.”

When I give a true-false test, I subtract from the amount of correct answers the amount of wrong answers and grade from there…