Catching a film or reading a book are conventional ways to spend your time on a plane. Generally, the idea is to relax and enjoy your own company while flying. A group of four Singaporean travellers felt conventional was not for them and decided to, quite literally, test themselves on a flight with a primary six math exam. Last Saturday...
Catching a film or reading a book are conventional ways to spend your time on a plane.A group of four Singaporean travellers felt conventional was not for them and decided to, quite literally, test themselves on a flight with a primary six math exam.
With the pull-down tray table doubling up as an exam table, the airplane cabin started to resemble an exam hall.A friend, who goes by Bing, didn't find the 'exam' all that smooth sailing and this had little to do with turbulence.Bing struggled through before Chongxinying66 claimed her friend had simply given up on the paper.In the comments section, netizens found it entertaining seeing the four travellers struggle through a primary six math test.
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