Calvin and Hobbesby Bill WattersonIVE GOT ANIDEA. DAD.MAYBE ID GET BETTERGRADES IF YOU OFFEREDME FOR EVERY "045 FOR EVERY C; 10 FOREVERY "B: AND 450 FOREVERY A!IM NOT GOING TO BRIBEYOU, CALVIN. YOU SHOULDAPPLY YOURSELF FORYOUR ONN GOOD,RATS. I THOUGHTI COULD MAKE ANEASY FOUR BUCKS.O U P deCALVIN AND HOBBES O1989 Watterson. Dist. by Universal Press Syndicate. Reprinted with permission. All rights reserved.1. What is Calvin saying by asking his father to pay him according to the grades he makes?Answer:2. What do the various prices he sets on the grades indicate?Answer:3. What "insider information" does Calvin have?Answer:

1. What is Calvin saying by asking his father to pay him according to the grades he makes? Answer: 2. What do the various prices he sets on the grades indicate? Answer: 3. What "insider information" does Calvin have? Answer:

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