Ldquo;Megara, come down here! Rdquo; her mother yelled up the stairs to her bedroom. Megara pulled the earphones out and clicked the power button on her I pod. She flung the book that she was reading onto her bed, and started to head to the top of the staircase. Ldquo;Megara how could you fail this test, again? Mrs Railey was even nice enough to let you retake it. I thought you said that you understood the concept of square roots. Ldquo;Well that can eas.

Donna was a regular girl. She did what she was told and never thought twice. When it came to school she was excellent at Language Arts, Science, and History. But when it came to Math she was horrible. She could never understand what the teacher was saying. Bring your grades up wah wah wah. Ldquo;YOU will be bathing her, .

Everynight Amanda would have the same dreams over and over again. It was her falling, falling, falling, or her usual nightmare of numbers flying everywhere. But she only had the number dreams right before a big math test. Fine mom, in a minuet I have to finish my math homework! Amanda hated math homework, but for her to get good grades she had to do it. Just as her head hit the pillow she fell asleep. Falling, falling, falling.

A Triangular Night in Paris. Taylor got home from school. Ldquo;Now why would you do a stupid thing like that? Rdquo; questioned his mother, who now looked very angry. Rdquo; yelled his mom. Ldquo;Who will hear us? Taylor l.