10. I don’t know what to do.
9. I don’t get it.
8. This is too hard.
7. This is boring.
6. I can’t do this.
5. This isn’t real reading or writing.
4. Can we read books?
3. Why don’t we write anymore?
2. Why do we have to do this?
1. I’m having a terrible day.
To which the special educator can really only say, “Do your best.”
From the Desk of Mr. Foteah 
What about:
You never taught us that.
I might be absent that day (of the test).
Can we use a pencil or pen (when they only have one of those)?
Is it for a grade?
I’m finished (after 30 seconds).
What does it mean when it asks us…?
Can I go to the bathroom?
That makes me want to weep/flip a table over. Nice post.
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I hear this all the time! It makes me so mad! It’s even worse when test day comes and a student that’s been in class all week asks: We have a test?
I’m like I’ve only announced it at the beginning, during, and end of each class and it’s been posted on the wall all week.
Fantastic! Will repost.