ersity,Istudiedveryhard.Butalotofmyfriendsdidverylittlework.Somedidjustenoughtopassexams.Othersdidn’tdoquiteenough.FredBaineswasoneofthem.HespentmoretimedrinkingintheStudents’Unionthanworkinginthelibrary. Onceattheendoftheterm,wehadtotakeanimportanttestinchemistry.Thetesthadahundredquestions.Inmyroomthenightbeforethetest,FredwaswatchingTV.Fredusuallyworriedalotthenightbeforeatest.Butonthatnighthelookedperfectlycalm.Thenhetoldmeofhisplan.“It’sverysimple.ThereareahundredquestionsandIhavetogetfiftycorrecttopassthetest.I’lltakeacoinintotheexaminationroom.Ihaven’tstudiedachemistrybookformonths,soI’lljusttossthecoin.Thatway,I’msureI’llgethalfthequestionsright.” Thenextday,Fredcamehappilyintotheexamroom.Ashesattossingacoinforhalfanhourhemarkeddownhisanswers.Thenheleft,halfanhourbeforetherestofus.