It ’s something most parent reverence : your tyke get along home one day with preparation and asking for help , only to agnize that you do n’t really know the solvent .
You hope the day will never do , or that it will at least come when they ’re canvas their PhD in astrophysics at Harvard .
Unfortunately for one parent , that solar day came whilst her child was four . Annie Jordan , from Plymouth , was asked by her child to serve her with her homework problem – which we ’ve partake with you here .
The first five query are easy . Even easier thanTrump ’s cognitive trial in his aesculapian exam . The only rule is you have to name the objects displayed in the pictures . The clue is that the news are all CVC words ( consonant , vowel , harmonic sound ) .
So far , so light . Then for the last query , it was a photo of a … some sort of … actually what the infernal region is that ?
Annie ask for aid with the answer on her Facebook page , place : " Right please someone tell me what the last one is , because I literally do n’t have a hint , " concord tothe Daily Mail .
So what do you think it is ? Have a close flavor .
On closer review , it is likely some sort of ice rink . So what do you think the discussion is ? Have a guess in your head .
Done that ? If you said " ice " you ’ve leave literally the only pattern in the homework , that the alphabetic character have to go concordant , vowel , consonant . Do n’t worry , just about all of Annie ’s friend did that too .
Some people guessed " soused " , which is a good reply , but the teacher would certainly have gone for something like a glass of H2O if that was the solution .
If you hazard " ice hockey " , like several people appear to , you want to rethink your life and maybe consider heading back to kindergarten for a few years .
So what is the actual answer to this 4 - year - old ’s homework problem ?
Jordan confirmed that the correct solvent is " skating rink " .
As someone explained on her Facebook post : " In phonics , this would weigh as a CvC as three sound radius - i - nk " .
