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It means a lot to both the parents and the teachers for their young students to do well and succeed in school. However, there are some students out there that definitely have a creative side when it comes to not knowing the answer for certain test questions. We wish we had this kind of creativity as kids! Check out these hilarious photos of actual test and homework answers given by young students. We can't believe some of these are real! Reddit / user jknight42 One Reddit user says that he found these answers mixed in with old school papers. "Apparently even 7 year old me was a smart ass," he says. Reddit / HouseHoldSheep Another Reddit who happens to be a teacher couldn't help but share this hilarious test answer. "I was marking my students tests and one did this," they explained. Also, it's worth noting that several people in the comments section of Reddit were trying to figure out the actual answer to this math question. pikabu When in doubt... just draw a sad version of yourself thinking about the answer, as the actual answer. (But actually, how do you prove that Peter has more money than Anne? Clearly, $4 is more than 30 cents...) laafoka I think my favorite answer-question combination in this one is "How can you lift an elephant with one hand?" Answer: "You can never lift an elephant that has 1 hand." Absolutely brilliant. Reddit / user TheNitroBlade One teacher posted this photo on Reddit and couldn't help but get a massive kick out of it. "My students really know how to make me laugh," they said. At least this student got a +1 out of the available +5 points! Reddit / user whitlgr I regret not putting this as an answer on one of my tests when I was younger. Perfect opportunity. A parent posted this on Reddit with the caption, "My six year old got the answer wrong, but I think she's right..." Head onto the NEXT page for more hilarious test and homework answers... Reddit / user Scubazz We can confirm that the wife of this Reddit user, who is the English teacher of the student who submitted this assignment, gave it an A. Well-deserved. Reddit / user Tricksh0t "My will is in the cheese club." Wise beyond his years. Reddit / user chawmastaflex Can confirm this used to happen to me whenever my high school homework was on this stupid thing. Anybody else? pikabu Is this the next Ernest Hemingway or Emily Dickinson? So poetic. A+. Reddit / user dihydrogen_monoxide_ Okay, this isn't even that funny. This is just flat-out bravery right here. To join in the comments section on Reddit, several teachers were sharing their favorite and most hilarious stories of plagiarism they've encountered from students over the years. Imgur / user armafast "A student of mine (8year old) shows her thinking..." says one user on Imgur. She's a pretty great artist for 8 years old! I could only draw stick figures at that point. Did you get a huge laugh out of any of these? Be sure to SHARE this article if you did!