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For anyone wondering about what hard water is, it’s basically water that contains a large concentration of dissolved minerals
Fun fact: Siamese fighting fish who do not live in hard enough water end up with curly fins because the bones in the rays don't experience enough resistance from the water to stay straight, and it also causes a lack of calcium resulting in softer ray bones.
Yeah, I have it in my current place and it'll stain your ceramics badly if you don't clean a lot.
Also builds up on the faucets. But does a better job at rinsing off soap.
me who answered the question correctly since I'm in Chemistry and Biology
I am an elementary school teacher and this video is just a taste of the answers I see 😂. I, oftentimes, will give half credit for witty answers.
I mean…
Half of their answers weren’t wrong teacher just needs to get a sense of humor😂
not just a sense of humor, also formulate their questions right
@@bihireboris3407 Yeah
@@bihireboris3407 true😂😂
@@bihireboris3407 exactly 🤣
Since he wanted an answer, Google says that hard water is water with high mineral content.
I like how Donghee is trying to see the positive side on most of the kids answers…so sweet and funny at the same time! 🤣😅😁❤️✨
The funny thing here is that some adults can’t answer some of these kid questions lol 🧐🤨
Hiejyn is my favorite... She seems so funny and always positive! ❤️ Love
Thx ☺️
This answers so funny lol
OT: I miss Sehee. :(
LMAO THE "HIGH" PART WAS SO FUNNY
I just thought about her afternoon.. I really miss her!!!
Back in the 80s, on a U.S. history test I was asked in the short answer section to describe the "Shakers". Part of my response was "The Shakers were a religious organization that practiced celibacy. They practiced because they had a difficult time getting it right." I got full credit and the prof read the answer to the class later on. :)
Shakers? I've never heard of that before.
@@barbaro267 Outside of a history class, about the only time today you would only hear the term "Shaker" would be if someone was talking about a particular style of furniture -- simple well constructed of solid wood without a lot of decoration. If you belong to a group that discourages having children ... your group isn't going to last many generations (they were very actively involved in adopting orphans). I seem to recall (although it's been a while and I may be misremembering) that they would put pegs on the walls where they would hang their chairs during the daytime in order to discourage people from sitting down and therefore being idle.
Water is called hard water , when it contains a high concentration of magnesium and calcium ions
The hardness or softness of water depends on the amount of minerals that are in it. Soft water has a smaller amount compared to hard water.
As a person in the education field, seeing these answers kids give is always a mood booster. It makes your end of the day better! I love marking days! 😹😍
Hard water is water that has high mineral content (in contrast with "soft water"). Hard water is formed when water percolates through deposits of limestone, chalk or gypsum, which are largely made up of calcium and magnesium carbonates, bicarbonates and sulfates.
Hard drinking water may have moderate health benefits. It can pose critical problems in industrial settings, where water hardness is monitored to avoid costly breakdowns in boilers, cooling towers, and other equipment that handles water. In domestic settings, hard water is often indicated by a lack of foam formation when soap is agitated in water, and by the formation of limescale in kettles and water heaters. Wherever water hardness is a concern, water softening is commonly used to reduce hard water's adverse effects
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No, no, no, no hard water is clearly ICE 🤣
@@XMissGX I don't know I just did copy and paste from wikipedia 😌
I have high hopes for all of these bright young minds, especially the child at 4:48 who may be dimeless but definitely has a vision.
They have to react to funny yearbook quotes next!! They are hilarious!
My daughter did something really funny like this when she was 5 they asked her too look through the dictionary and pick 3 words write the definitions and then use it in a sentence. One of the words my daughter found in the dictionary was masochist and I could tell she didn’t understand the definition because her sentence was “I have a masochist on my knee” she only understood the pain part I laughed and she got mad when I told her she had to redo it.
4:16 wait wtf is this teachers answer that proves nothing :') How do you know the number in the one's place is even. It is divisible by two without remainder, that's why. Saying the one's place is even is just shoving the question back at the one that asked it and let them fix it for you xD
lol right!!
I mean, nobody divides by two when checking if a number is even. You just remember 5 numbers.
You need to read the FULL question just above, yo! The student knew too AND wrote that the answer to the previous question was “even”. The teacher wanted the last answer to be that the reason for the answer being what it was was because the number was even.
@@ThatBlackPiano I'm not arguing the question am I? I'm arguing the incorrect correction on the answer. They want to test if you understand what it is that makes a number even, but then they continue themselves to correct the answer without showing an understanding of what makes the number even :')
By saying it's even because it's first digit is even all you're saying is that any even number put behind any other number is also an even number. So 13 and 2 could make 132 and it will be an even number. But we still show 0 insight in why it is even, just that it is, which was already obvious from the question he answered above.
we need a part 2 the guys reactions were so funny
Pretty sure they didn't understand what hard water and soft water is. But it was still cute seeing them laugh over it
Hyejin is really cute!!!
Thx 😆
I always think the kids that write these answers are the smartest ones there, are too smart to be in school, and should be sent or some kind of academy where they wouldn’t be bored
Remove centi was my favorite one 😂 so cute xD
Kids are a fascinating species 💀
I laughed a lot while watching this 🤣
This is what u get when u search something on bing instead of google
Hyejin i hope we see her more often in awesome world she's beautiful
Very interesting vlog!
From this video, I can see Koreans are not familiar with the term “high”. No wonder Loona chose High Bong 😂
Because recreational drugs like marijuana are illegal in Korea lol. If there's no drug culture, then how would they know the terminology?
Stan loona 🌝🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
It just goes to show you how sarcastic of a society we are lol
Hard water is formed when water percolates through deposits of limestone, chalk or gypsum which are largely made up of calcium and magnesium carbonates, bicarbonates and sulfates.
Credits- google
I use to answer my math questions with explanations of why didn’t understand the problem… omg I was that kid. 😂😂
My fav : To change centimeters to meters take out "centi'. 😂
Centimetre to metre was fun lol 😂 just take out centi
Funny answers.
Hyejin look like soojin from g idle 💙
I think the “high” answer might’ve been me😭😩💯
인도에서 이런 일을하면 끝이납니다 😂😂😂 if we do something like this in India, it is over then we are gone . 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hard water is water with mineral content such as calcium and it doesn't allow for solute to be dissolved easily since the concentration of the water is already high. Soft water is the opposite it is water that has low mineral content an example is tap water and it allows for solutes to be dissolved easily. Oh and water is also known as a universal solvent. I'm just a science student guys I love bio and chem isn't too bad.
4:07 hard water in nothing but normal water with dissolved impurities
Look at the handwriting of the child who misspelled "that". He's a young child. This wasn't malicious.
Have them react to funniest kids detention slips
Hard water contained Mg(+2), Fe(+2/+3), HS2O4(-1), etc 🙈
The "high" answer depends on where the test is from also. If its someone learning English as a 2nd language, which we start here at 6-7 years old, "high" can also be used as a misused way to say "tall" or "taller". But either way, the answer is wrong :P
and what country are you from btw?
@@naveedahmed2311 Norway. Why? =)
“Contaminated” 😂😂😂
When water doesn't makes good leather WITH soap or detergent than its known as hard water
2:24 that is a tremendously stupid question to be honest xD "How many does he have now?" would be the correct way to ask what they're fishing for but written like this the number of possible answers is much greater than just that :')
Bob does indeed have a name at the time slightly after eating those 29 candy bars so "a name" would be correct.
Any answer in the format >=X Candy Bars with X being any number up until 7 would be correct as what does not restrict to an exact numerical answer.
Any part of the mouth, and the vital organs are all safe assumptions here given the information he ate 29 Candy Bars.
Even a digestive system is safe to assume given the fact he didn't die in excruciating pain after the first one.
I can keep going for a while and every single one of those answers are technically correct under the restrictions of "what" :') So to those still believing there are no stupid questions, here's one xD
Second
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What's the opposite of oral though? 🤔
Something like "written" I guess
@@forpleasure4447 ahhh right
@@forpleasure4447 I don’t think oral has an “opposite” word. I wouldn’t put that on the test in the first place.
@@vminhope3040 Yeah I understand what you're saying and you're right
@@forpleasure4447 - The first thing that came to mind was "visual". It's interesting how different minds perceive the same topic.
Hard water isn't ice 🤣
Hard water is water that doesn't lather with soap 😂😂
Tetris 😂😂😂
5:14 was true tho
I have a genuine question about the question asking for the opposite of oral... is it meant to be written?... what about visual...? its not really an opposite... just different forms of information that can be recieved...
2. I would’ve written wlan
Oral= Mountain
Im very very late
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Korean Mimes react.... lol
when I was in 11th grade someone wrote 5 porn stars name in attendance sheet.... when teachers asked who are these new ppl...whole class laughed 😂😂
Those teachers are haters...I would have laughed and let it go.
For sure let me tell this paper are from India 😂
Please react to american girl group 'Boys World'
a kid who didn't know math is not stupid it just not they plate
Sehee :(((
The kids in candy question was not wrong
The teacher asked what doesh he has now?
Not how many he has now?
I like turtles
Do Koreans rub chalk on their face..?
lol no. They just stay out of the sun, put on lots of makeup, and/or use photoshop or the snow app on their phones to make their skin lighter. In Korea, China (I think), and Japan, there is a long history of those who would be seen as attractive for having paler skin because it was a sign of high class. Nobles would not be out in the sun, hence they had paler skin. People wanted to be viewed as high class, so they would purposefully stay out of the sun and apply makeup to appear paler. I've seen photos of Japanese girls out in the sun together, but they were all using umbrellas LOL. It's super weird, because in the West, having pale skin makes you look ill. I watch a lot of Chinese dramas and occasional k-dramas, and actors with pale skin always creep me out because sometimes they look as white as corpses. They see that attractive, even today 😂
@@barbaro267 I know that they're not actually rubbing chalk on their skin, and that pale skin is seen as attractive in a lot of Asian cultures. My comment was meant sarcastically, as their faces are really white, in contrast with the rest of their skin, with a noticeable demarcation. It just looks silly, like someone putting a lot of bronzer on their face, with a visible difference. Like an orange Trump mask. :-)
@@MrFloppyHare I've noticed that too. It look silly when the face is much more pale than the rest
the guy looks like that creepy dude in lookism olly
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The opposite of oral is an*l... Sorry thats where my mind went.
some of this already out from the previous video. watching the same thing twice not amusing.
I would honestly be surprised if even half of these were actually written by kids instead of an adult trying to be funny (which they still are, but perhaps a bit disingenuous.)
This guy looks like a L from infinite
Make them react to Oli London the gay ass
I miss sehee and heejae 😷😷😷 I like the girl here she's cute but the man's expression seems to be too stage
white is way too bright
Excessive powder on the faces....horrible.
Once I wrote on my exam paper with my friend secretly but I could t erase it so I drew a stupid fantasy animal over it so embarrassing 😂🥲
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