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The 10 Types Of People You Probably Have In Class

We've all known at least one of these.

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The 10 Types Of People You Probably Have In Class

Look around — you'll probably see...

1. The Pencil Borrower

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I always keep a dollar tree pencil in my backpack for these types of people.

2. The Know-It-All

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No matter how much information you know, they'll insist they know more.

3. The Persecutor

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That person who at the end of a group's presentation who raises their hand and questions them making their project look bad.

4. The Sleepyhead

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Always asleep and possibly snoring louder than the teacher is talking.

5. The Tardy Pants

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For some reason they always show up late and manage to slam the door loudly behind them so that everyone knows that they are late.

6. The Excuse Giver

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Basically the kid that can come up with 100 excuses as to why an assignment is late.

7. The Backseat

The one student in the very back corner who is gone immediately when class is over.

8. The Arguer

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The person who has to correct the teacher and explain thoroughly as to why they were wrong.

9. The Silent One

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That kid you forgot was in your class until your teacher calls on them in order to force them to participate.

10. The Sargent

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The person who does the entire group project by themselves the day after it was assigned and insists on all the credit.

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