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Love it. 🙂
My son sent it. Thought at first it was his two sibling kitties. But no, he found it online somewhere.
Ah, Geography ! – once my favourite subject, as it enabled me to matriculate by two marks. [grin]
Your version is far better than my 51 gained back in 1960.
My problem with geography is they’ve changed so many countries’ names since I first learned them.
I’m not familiar with Aussie grading. What is two marks? And 51 … is that like total marks you earn to graduate?
In my day, one had to matriculate in order to get into university: this meant passing in subjects from 5 ‘sections’ – such as languages, science, maths/music, English, social sciences and others I’ve forgotten. I had English, French, Italian, Music and had to pass a subject in another section: getting 51 out of 100 marks completed my ‘matric.’. (Possibly the least practical collection of subjects ever known. Sighh .. No wonder I ended up in the entertainment industry !)
Wow, quite the language buff, weren’t you? Did you use the French and/or Italian after you graduated?