Im sorry, I know this doesnt belong in here and I know this doesnt have anything to do with technology, but is really important and I need it for today!
There is a project that I need to turn in tomorrow, I have been working on it for a week already. This project is about making a Poem with math words and basically Im 80% done.
Now, this project needs to have specific words (geometry words) and there are some words that I cannot find a rhyme for. I need a rhyme for the words
Collinear Points
Opposite Rays
Undefined Terms
Line Segments
Initial Point
I would like to ask everybody if you guys can help me out to make a rhyme for this words.
I only need 1 paragraph with all of them, but they have to make sense.
While slaving away on collinear points,
My pencil would fall from my unbending joints.
The mental depiction of opposite rays
Put my thoughts in a furiously overworked haze.
Arduously working with undefined terms
Sent me off to the lib'ry and its unrefined 'worms.
As I pled all aghast, "Please help with 'line segments'!"
They said with a smile, "Go and play, you're too tense."
"Please, just one thing! What is the 'initial point'?"
"I'd explain, but I failed. My answer would dissapoint..."
While slaving away on collinear points,
My pencil would fall from my unbending joints.
The mental depiction of opposite rays
Put my thoughts in a furiously overworked haze.
Arduously working with undefined terms
Sent me off to the lib'ry and its unrefined 'worms.
As I pled all aghast, "Please help with 'line segments'!"
They said with a smile, "Go and play, you're too tense."
"Please, just one thing! What is the 'initial point'?"
"I'd explain, but I failed. My answer would dissapoint..."
two or more points will always joint
or
two or more points will always be joint
I'd say the second one. But a great rule of grammar/life: "When in doubt, throw it out." Just re-write if you're having troubles. You don't think I wrote that poem in one quick pass, do you?
two or more points will always joint
or
two or more points will always be joint
I'd say the second one. But a great rule of grammar/life: "When in doubt, throw it out." Just re-write if you're having troubles. You don't think I wrote that poem in one quick pass, do you?
the two sound good to me hehe, Im not an english native speaker thats why Im asking hehe
[Got it from a random site just to make this longer]
If you are an even number
you always have a pair
So if you look around
your buddy will always be there
but...
If you are an odd number
there is always a lonely one
He looks around to find his buddy
but he is the only one
If you have collinear points
Two or more points will always be joint
And if you find opposite rays
Then let me rephrase
cuz you don’t wanna have undefined terms
If you have line segments on a graph
you know there is a path
From the initial point place
all over the graph base
now, I used wanna and cuz because this project is called "american idol" (lol) and is for my geometry class, we dont have to turn in any paper or anything, we just have to stand in front of the class and say your poem or song out loud thats it. So I wrote cuz cause it sounds like cause, getting out of correct grammar doesnt hurt anybody and I used wanna cuz it sounds better than want to Nobody is gonna check any paper or stuff so thats why I didnt worry about writing the right way.
There are gonna be some people making some rap songs so I wont be the only one talking like that
Just to clarify, now I think my grade would be a B+? or even an A-
Just one question though. That "cuz...wanna" line doesn't rhyme with anything. Is that intentional or did you run out of words?
Okay, so maybe I lied. I have a few more questions. Are "even number", "odd number", and "pair" the other words you're supposed to use? Any others I missed? Cuz now I wanna add mo' linez to my rap, yo.
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