Landaree wrote:
Yes.
Your answer reminds me of a Maths teacher who went a bit loony in front of the class when discussing the results of a recent exam sat by the class.
He spoke of one of our number who in response to one of the exam questions, had just answered 'yes' when the teacher had sought a full explanation.
Everybody laughed out loud.
It was only as I found myself laughing, that I realised that the pupil in question was me !
But in fairness, it was asked in such a way that a yes/no answer could have been acceptable.
It gave no indication that it wanted an explanation of the 'yes' provided.
Christ knows what he must have thought to see me laughing along with everyone else.
But more fool him for putting the question in a way that allowed a simple yes/no answer.
Bloke was a raving psychopath anyway.
Despite it being a very good UK grammar school, we had one or two really angry teachers.
Some of them I swear, used to wind one another up about how appalling certain pupils were - so they could internally 'justify' their persecution and bullying of them.