What does sophomore actually mean?
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A sophomore is a second-year student. Etymologically, the word means 'wise fool'; consequently sophomoric means "pretentious, bombastic, inflated in style or manner; immature, crude, superficial" (according to the Oxford English Dictionary). Coming from the Greek sophos, meaning "wise", and moros meaning "foolish".
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Fresher sounds stupid.  I prefer Freshman.  And as for being PC, screw it, it's been taken to stupid extreme's like the group who wants Webster's to change manhole cover to personhole cover
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means that the person isnt mature yet
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If I understand your question correctly, you want to know what the grade equivalent is on a standardized test? The grade accompanying the sub tests, ie English, Math Science etc. means your child tested AT that grade level regardless of what grade they are in at present. For instance, maybe your daughter is in 6th grade but tested at a 9th grade reading level. Hope that helps a little. These things can be confusing!
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You're thinking that "end" means "finish" -- the opposite of start. It sometimes does, but not always. Something linear, like a ruler or a piece of rope, has two ends. When we say "weekend," we're thinking of the week in a linear way, with a day at each end.
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-freshman are what you call the new arrivals in high school.... or in college (they would be considered college freshman)\n-homecoming is a tradition where i believe graduates come to their home town and watch a homecoming game (football game) and follow it up with a dance to celebrate their "homecoming" but dont quote me on that....\n- prom is a dance usually focused on the seniors... its their last moments in high school and they are about to graduate. Some schools have junior/senior proms so they both consist of juniors and seniors... \n\nso prom is usually juniors and seniors.... and homecoming is for freshman, sophmores, juniors and seniors...
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id say it was a tie between peers and being a sophomore.\n sophomore is the hardest year for anyone. Freshman yearm they take it easy on you, becaus ethey know you arent used to all the work. But sophomore year, they pour it on. Then junior year, you are used to it from sophomore year . Senior year is just a breeze.\nPeers were terrible in Senior year. They all want to know what you are oding teh following year and why you are going there instead of this other place and if youll be in touch, etc etc. You make the old " we'll call every week" pact, and it doesnt even last a month. \n\nMost would say teachers, but i never had a problem with teachers... they had problems with me :-). The worst thing for a teacher is having a student who is a sneaky troublemaker, yet gets excellent grades. That is me to the tee :-)
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2-M 2-A 2-T Therefore the term in the denominator. Wish you could've posted the exact question. I think -1 has been used to mean rearrangement ie. In what other ways in which MATHEMATICS can be rearranged, leaving alone this particular arrangement MATHEMATICS. If you are a JEE (IIT) aspirant I'd like to meet you. Mail me.
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It means looking really hard and intently at a lady with lust in your eyes.  Oh, no, woops, that would be "studying a broad."\n\nSeriously, it means to take a semester or a year and spend some time at a university in a foreign country.  Its like being a foreign exchange student is here.
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the 2 mean different things.\n\n2.2 means you got a lower second class degree - to do with your performance in exams mainly. a GPA is the average of all your grades in all your classes over all 4 years of the US degree, which will have included lots of classes you wouldnt have done at a UK university as we specialise much earlier on, whereas in the states they have all their required courses etc.
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speaking from experience, most of my friends are younger than me (i'm a sophomore in college) and my youngest friends are juniors in high school.  I never hung out with people in my grade because I thought they were all immature, and that my younger friends acted older than they did.  I'm happy in my situation, and you should be too.  Don't be friends with the other sophomores if you don't want to--hang out with the friends you already have :)
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Yes, it means second.\nAnd I think the proper spelling should be "thaniah"
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you can be both you can be #1 in all u can be #1 out of freshman sophomore juniors and seniors and u could be #1 of only the seniors
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Biennial  means “occurring every two years.” \n\nBiannual has only one meaning: “occurring twice a year.” \n\nBiannual is thus interchangeable with semiannual, although biannual is less preferable if we wish to avoid any chance of misreading by folks who are not thoroughly familiar with these definitions.
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SECOND.... SECONDED.... SECONDMENT.
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As a sophomore, you can raise your GPA substantially over the next two years.  I suggest you focus on learning math since it's your weak point by getting books and taking additional courses prior to taking junior and senior math classes.  If you raise your GPA, you can [ostensibly] prove that the one low grade was a aberration and not your normal standard of performing.  \n\nAlso, I suggest some very heavy prep work for your entrance exams.  If you score high on those and have a high school GPA that is impressive enough, most colleges will not put too much importance on the one low grade.  You do have to be exemplary from this point on, however.  Some colleges (Ivy League may be out of your reach) may not consider a student with a low grade in such an important subject, but state colleges will probably remain within your reach.
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ARE YOU KIDDING? COULD MEAN WHATS UP TO EVERYONE IN S.A OR A HISPANIC SLANG OF WHATS UP TO THE HOMMIE..GET WITH IT DUDE.LOL