THE 7 CHARACTERS IN EVERY CLASS

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Here are the 99.9% of the characters that you will find in your class.
1.        Active student: sits on the first desk bearing to breathe all the chalk dust and works 24/7 even on day offs.
2.      Heavy sleepers: only wakes up when they hear a statement “take a sheet of paper”. He don’t write notes most of the time.
3.      Defiant: always annoy the class monitor by denying and opposing everything. Most of the time they’re just kidding in a very serious matter. 
4.      Shouting crew: a group that is never silent in the class and often sits on the last 3 desks talking about whatever’s on top or even bullshit.
5.      Play-boy student:  are always spending time with beautiful girls.
6.      Couple: a boy and a girl in a romantic relationship.

7.      Religious student: saint-like or pretends to be. Always submerged in the bible or singing “Halleluiah”.   NGENZI Herve 5PCM



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